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Polish speed sign shows fines and penalty points

September 10, 2020
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A new speed enforcement sign in Poland warns drivers of their current speed as well as the fine and penalty points they could expect to receive if they get caught.

The sign has been installed with support from the local police and local authority near a primary school in the district of Lipsko in the province of Mazovia.

Od kilku dni nad bezpieczeństwem uczniów PSP w Chotczy Józefów czuwa radarowy wyświetlacz prędkości, który został zainstalowany przy szkole https://t.co/QTlTPNiEnR. Urządzenie to ma charakter prewencyjno-edukacyjny. pic.twitter.com/uYHZfNr4NI

— Policja Mazowsze (@PolicjaMazowsze) September 9, 2020

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