Police officers and RAR inspectors have issued fines of almost 40 thousand lei following an action to check the technical condition of vehicles.
Gabriel Neagu
Current Affairs
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As part of the action, a 25-year-old driver was stopped in traffic, who was driving a vehicle with dangerous defects in the steering system, was fined more than 2400 lei and left without a license for three months. Other irregularities were also discovered, such as modifications to the suspension and exhaust system.
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Acţiune a poliţiştilor şi inspectorilor RAR în Bucureşti - Amenzi de aproape 40.000 de lei / Printre nereguli - modificări ale sistemului de evacuare noxe, defecţiuni la sistemul de direcţie şi de frânare
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Acţiune a poliţiştilor şi inspectorilor RAR în Bucureşti - Amenzi de aproape 40.000 de lei / Printre nereguli - modificări ale sistemului de evacuare noxe, defecţiuni la sistemul de direcţie şi de frânare
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