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Yes.
Yes. Road safety is a shared responsibility among users, administrations, businesses and other organisations. Each contributes according to its role, for example through education, prevention or workplace safety measures. It is not solely the task of officers or authorities.
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No, it is exclusively the task of authorities.
No, it depends only on traffic officers.
Yes.
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