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	The second phase of the campaign, from September 9 to 17, saw a decrease of 67 per cent in the number of traffic violations, indicating that motorists had greater respect for the law.&nbsp;</div>
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Traffic police see success in their campaign

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Traffic police see success in their campaign

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