“Phantoms” and new cameras will return to the roads. What changes await drivers

The Federal Court of Canada has upheld the government’s decision not to lift sanctions against the Russian cargo airline Volga-Dnepr and its former head. As a result, the An-124 transport aircraft remains blocked at Toronto Pearson Airport.

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“Phantoms” and new cameras will return to the roads. What changes await drivers

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