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In two days in the Tver region identified 148 pedestrians-infringers

In the traffic police of the Tver region summed up the interim results of the preventive measure “Pedestrian”

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In two days in the Tver region identified 148 pedestrians-infringers

In the traffic police of the Tver region summed up the interim results of the preventive measure “Pedestrian”.

In two days, 148 pedestrians were identified on the roads of the region. In respect of them, administrative materials under part 1 of article 12.29 of the administrative code of the Russian Federation were drawn up. The perpetrators will have to pay a fine of 500 rubles.

In addition, the inspectors drew up 62 administrative protocols for drivers who did not give an advantage to pedestrians on the roads. For this, a fine is provided in the amount of 1500 to 2500 rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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