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Zagreb Residents Angry with Drivers, Traffic Wardens and the Police: 'Out of the 2,000 Reports We Sent, only Ten Percent of People Received a Ticket'

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They say they reported 2,000 cases in four months, but only 10 percent resulted in a fine. And the fact that the problem has escalated is evidenced by arguments on the road, including flat tires and broken windshields.
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Zagreb Residents Angry with Drivers, Traffic Wardens and the Police: 'Out of the 2,000 Reports We Sent, only Ten Percent of People Received a Ticket'

They say they reported 2,000 cases in four months, but only 10 percent resulted in a fine. And the fact that the problem has escalated is evidenced by arguments on the road, including flat tires and broken windshields.

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