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Advocates hold concerns new proposed laws won’t go far enough to protect vulnerable road users

December 6, 2021

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Dashcam image of the cyclist being hit by a motorist in October 2020. The incident later prompted calls for stricter punishments for motorists. Photo: Screenshot.

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