The steady decline in road fatalities, as reflected in statistics presented by the government on Thursday, did not happen by chance.
The steady decline in road fatalities, as reflected in statistics presented by the government on Thursday, did not happen by chance. Yet saving lives did not require a sweeping reform effort or a radical overhaul of the system.
It required something far more basic: the consistent application of common sense through more frequent enforcement checks and a stronger police presence on the roads. In this way, other peculiarities can be addressed.
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