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If there had been a pin to drop, I imagine you would have heard it.
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If there had been a pin to drop, I imagine you would have heard it.
To protect the youth from excessive mobile and TV usage, this Maharashtra village has launched a campaign where every evening, all electronic devices are switched off.
74 shares A source told the newspaper: 'It's long confirmed what most drivers have always feared - that speed cameras are out to get people, rather than just make roads safer.' Road bosses plan crackdown on tailgaters Roads bosses are planning a crackdown on the lethal habit of tailgating using cameras that monitor gaps between vehicles. The technology is being tested on the M1 in Northamptonshire, and could be rolled out nationwide later this year. Highways England figures obtained by the Daily Mail show the devices have caught more than 26,000 drivers in two months – more than 400 a day...