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tshire Traffic Police are "disappointed but not surprised'' e number of truck drivers on caught in the county without beits.
part of the national police initiative Operation Mermaid. tire traffic officers stopped 54 CVs last week on the A303 in No less than 403/4 of their drivers were not wearing baits. Previous campaigns have yielded similar results. ttshire's traffic division is now highlighting the problem by ihing photographs of fatal collisions, emphasising how the lvers concerned could have survived if they had been wear"air seat-belts (CM 10-16 Oct). Any driver caught flouting m in Wiltshire can expect a £30 on-the-spot fine.
illision investigator Mo Morrison says: "There seems to be a lisconception that they are exempt purely because the vehicles weren't fitted with them."
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