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Speaking about the tragedy that occurred on Sunday in Durrës, former head of the Serious Crimes Prosecution Office Eugen Beçi emphasized that as long as citizens are not educated, measures for traffic violators must be tightened.
The former prosecutor noted that there should be a speed limit of 30 km/h in residential areas, and when drivers repeat the violation, they should end up in prison.
"When we see that we cannot educate citizens to get into a vehicle and drive within the rules of the road, then we must take more repressive measures. You can take repressive measures that involve police officers, traffic lights, and lowering the speed limit. All over the world, the speed limit in residential areas where there are children is up to 30 km per hour, and if you violate this sign, you are fined and end up in prison. In 2013, the Ministry of Justice toughened the punishment for violating traffic rules and driving while intoxicated. Unfortunately, in 2014, a paragraph was added, stating that a person who drives while intoxicated can be sentenced to prison, but can also pay some money to the state and get out of prison ," he said.
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