School zone speed limits back in force despite most children still being on holidays
The NRMA says drivers are in danger of being fined without proper warning. School zone speed limits are back in operation again, despite most children still being on holidays, but the government says its about safety and not revenue raising.
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School zone speed limits back in force despite most children still being on holidays
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