ROAD SAFETY / Advocacy group calls for stricter licensing after fatal bus collision
11/17/2024 08:29 PM
A road safety advocacy group on Sunday called for reforms to Taiwan's driver licensing and retraining system after a pedestrian was killed and 15 other people were injured in a two-bus collision in Taipei.
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