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Letter: Intersections in Europe Kathryn Krug writes: I have been told that in some countries in Europe, they put a few smashed-up cars by the side of the road as you approach the intersection. Seems to cut down on accidents, gets folks to think. --Kathryn KrugComments re article 99659 Commentary Bypass Wrecks This story was posted on 2018-09-22 20:56:03
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