CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE TO MAINTAIN “INTERMEDIATE DISTANCE” BY DRIVERS ON THE ROADS OF TASHKENT CITY
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In recent times, there has been a sharp increase in the flow of vehicles in our country. In large cities, vehicles are moving at speeds even lower than the established norms. Due to the fact that drivers do not maintain intermediate distances at large intersections, the number of road traffic accidents has sharply increased, resulting in a growing number of deaths and injuries among drivers and passengers. Measures to prevent and reduce such incidents are also being intensified.
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