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Flashed at More than 200 Km/h at the Exit of the Device, Its Journey Stops Net

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The night was still stifling around Toulouse when a rescue police crew took a stand at the exit of the device. Around 5 a.m., the officials decided to test their anti-speed radar on the quick axes that lead to the A64 motorway, in the direction of Muret. On this access strap, traffic remains dense, even at dawn, with drivers coming out of the ring road and others who are already embarking on the motorway. It is there, however, on this part limit…
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The night was still stifling around Toulouse when a rescue police crew took a stand at the exit of the device. Around 5 a.m., the officials decided to test their anti-speed radar on the quick axes that lead to the A64 motorway, in the direction of Muret. On this access strap, traffic remains dense, even at dawn, with drivers coming out of the ring road and others who are already embarking on the motorway. It is there, however, on this part limit…

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autoplus.fr broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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