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Traffic control on the Lambert Hassellroad on Saba and the Father van Tevelenweg on Statia.

February 1, 2017

Traffic control on the Lambert Hassellroad on Saba and the Father van Tevelenweg on Statia.
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On Monday, January 30th a traffic control was held in the morning hours on the Lambert Hassell Road. A total of 68 motorized vehicles were checked, of which 56 family cars, 9 trucks and 3 motorcycles. There were 17 fines issued for, amongst others, driving without insurance, no turn signal, defect windshield wiper, faulty brake lights, broken mirror etc.

On the same day a traffic control was held in the morning hours on the Father van Tevelenweg on Statia. A total of 20 motorized vehicles were checked and two fines were issued for driving without road tax and faulty traffic lights.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/traffic-control-on-the-lambert-hassellroad-on-saba-and-the-father-van-tevelenweg-on-statia/

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