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San Pedro De La Paz and Talcahuano Concentrate the Five Railway Crossings with More Vehicle Violations
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Barriers below, lights on and warning signs activated. Still, more than 300 drivers have been violated this year in the Gran Concepción by crossing the railway line when the passage was forbidden. The figure, reported by EFE Sur, puts on the table a problem that combines imprudence, control and infrastructure in a railway network that crosses some of the most populated communes of the Biobío. The issue regained strength after the recent accident…
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