ROAD SAFETY / Taiwan imposes harsher traffic rules to curb risky driving
04/14/2023 10:10 PM
Drivers caught driving recklessly on freeways will face a fine of up to NT$36,000 (US$1,182), up from the current maximum penalty of NT$24,000, as Taiwan's Legislature on Friday adopted a slew of stricter traffic rules to improve road safety.
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