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Call for traffic camera law to help nab reckless road users - Barbados Today
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Road safety activist Junior Jordan has called for traffic camera legislation that would help authorities prosecute reckless road users. He made the plea on Wednesday during a community engagement road safety consultation hosted by the Ministry of Transport, Works and Water Resources for residents and businesses in the Ivy, St Michael and surrounding areas, at […]

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