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False Radar at Malemort: the Legal Trick that Could Change Everything for Speed
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On a small agglomeration road, a black and yellow striped case lifts the foot. Drivers believe they approach an autonomous radar, brake to stay at 50 km/h, then leave relieved. However, no flash starts from this box, which does not issue any contraventions. This scene is played in 2026, while radars remain at the heart of road safety. The National Interministerial Observatory for Road Safety ONISR indicates that 57% of the offences 2023 concern …
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