The Greek government has proposed a ban on the sale of fuel to motorcyclists and scooter riders not wearing helmets.
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<p>The proposal aims to use gas stations as enforcement points and would update Greece's road code. Although there is criticism from some gas station owners, a special amendment has been drafted for the Greek parliament. In Greece, helmet enforcement remains inconsistent, often leading to severe injuries or fatalities.
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Această țară din UE, vizitată de extrem de mulți români, vrea să interzică vânzarea de combustibil motocicliștilor fără cască. Nu toată lumea este de acord cu măsura propusă - B1TV.ro
Grecia vrea să interzică vânzarea de combustibil motocicliștilor fără cască
Grecia vrea să interzică vânzarea de combustibil motocicliștilor fără cască
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