Circulating on the road at more than 180 km/h may become a crime admits MAI
Circling the road at more than 180 km/h could be a crime.
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Circling the road at more than 180 km/h could be a crime. Among the measures that are being considered and that "will be articulated harmonically" is the criminalization of circulating "from a certain speed", such as 180 or 200 km/h, something today considered a counter-ordering. By the end of the year, early 2027, a computer system for all counter-orders will be "finally ready" to speed up the collection of fines for road offences.
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Circling the road at more than 180 km/h could be a crime.
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Among the measures that are being considered and that "will be articulated harmonically" is the criminalization of circulating "from a certain speed", such as 180 or 200 km/h, something today considered a counter-ordering.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +1By the end of the year, early 2027, a computer system for all counter-orders will be "finally ready" to speed up the collection of fines for road offences.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +1
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