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Tokushima: Crosswalk Deemed Invalid 30 Years after Installation

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The crosswalk was located near a popular tourist area in Mima, Tokushima Prefecture. In early March, the Tokushima prefectural police said they had canceled past traffic violations and apologized for the mistake. The Road Traffic Act requires vehicles to stop when pedestrians attempt to use a pedestrian crossing.

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Tokushima: Crosswalk Deemed Invalid 30 Years after Installation

MIMA, Tokushima — A pedestrian crossing installed about 30 years ago was ruled invalid after a flaw was found in the installation procedures. The crosswalk was located near a popular tourist area in Mima, Tokushima Prefecture. In early March, the Tokushima prefectural police said they had canceled past traffic violations and apologized for the mistake. The crosswalk is believed to have been installed around May 1992. However, according to the po…

1 year ago·Japan

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