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Roads minister announces plans for web car crash reporting
He also revealed plans for a funding package to encourage manufacturers to develop mobile breath testing equipment.
Roads minister Jesse Norman
Date - 30th January 2018
By - JJ Hutber - in Hinckley
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By - JJ Hutber - in Hinckley
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