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At least 35 people killed in separate road crashes in Turkey
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Wales lowers speed limit to 20 mph to cut car use and save lives
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US road safety standards finally make way for autonomous cars
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Driver who had epileptic fit and crashed guilty of negligent homicide
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Farting Teslas recalled for breaking safety rules
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Rare snowfall blankets Jerusalem’s Old City
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