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TV: New Rule at the Intersection: "Feels a Little Backwards"

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On Thursday night, a new traffic rule came into effect at the Mejerigatan/Våxnäsgatan intersection. One of the municipality's measures after the recent traffic jams. - It feels a bit backwards, but it could be a good solution if everyone knows about it, says Marie-Louise Hardin.

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