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Local August 8, 2016 | 10:14 am

Traffic cops will stop vehicles with slick tires

Santo Domingo.- The Metropolitan Transit Authority (Amet) willenforce the Pubic Work Ministry’s order to prohibit the use of overly worn tires in vehicles on all roads acrossthe country.

Amet director Frener Bello said traffic cops were instructedto halt all vehicles with overly worn tires, which he affirms are behind a highnumber of accidents, mostly heavy vehicles.

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