Leuven Traffic Blitz Nets 60 Fines, 6 Licence Withdrawals
A major traffic operation in Leuven involving 23 police trainees checked 692 vehicles, yielding 60 fines and six immediate driving licence withdrawals.
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A major traffic operation in Leuven involving 23 police trainees checked 692 vehicles, yielding 60 fines and six immediate driving licence withdrawals.
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