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Road safety specialists call for new medical fitness test for drivers

Road safety specialists call for new medical fitness test for drivers
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Why are we so obsessed with photo radar when there are better anti-speeding technologies?

Why are we so obsessed with photo radar when there are better anti-speeding technologies? Published March 11, 2021 Fred Lum/the Globe and Mail I honked as the man in the Buick sped through the red light. In response, the lean 70-year-old slowed in the middle of the intersection and rolled down his window. Was he about to apologize? No, mustering all the vim and vigour he had when he was a young creep in his twenties, Jerk the Elder hurled a swear at me. He was wearing a peaked cap, as if he was auditioning for the role of “Bad Driver #1” in some HBO drama.

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Berlin gets Germany′s first pedestrian law | Germany| News and in-depth reporting from Berlin and beyond | DW

Berlin gets Germany s first pedestrian law Germany s love for cars has put pedestrians at a dangerous disadvantage for decades. New legislation in Berlin aims to tip the balance, but the city faces a daunting task to make the law a reality. Berlin s new law wants to ensure there s enough space for pedestrians If you have ever crossed a street in Berlin and thought a car had it out for you, that may not have just been in your head. Faster modes of transport have enjoyed right of way for nearly a century in Germany. That means, generally speaking, pedestrians and cyclists yield to cars and trucks not the other way around.

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