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Highway Code

The Highway Code has caused some concern among motorists and pedestrians on Reddit
Highway Code

Highway Code rule dividing drivers and pedestrians that experts say must be 'clearer'

Driving with kids in the car? Parents are being warned about a number of fines that can hit families on the move. Driving with kids in the car? Parents are being warned about a number of fines that can hit families on the move.
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One car button parents are forgetting to press could lead to a £5,000 fine

Not only does the act breach the Highway Code, it can also be considered as ‘obstructing police duties.’ Not only does the act breach the Highway Code, it can also be considered as ‘obstructing police duties.’
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Drivers warned common 'friendly gesture' could leave them with £1,000 fines

Drivers have also been warned they could be facing hefty fines for a common roundabout mistake this summer Drivers have also been warned they could be facing hefty fines for a common roundabout mistake this summer
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Drivers warned they are risking £1,000 fine for common summer driving mistake

Highway Code: UK drivers could face £5,000 for driving with dog in the car. (Canva) Highway Code: UK drivers could face £5,000 for driving with dog in the car. (Canva)
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Drivers could face £5,000 fine for driving with a dog in the car

UK drivers face £200 fine amid Highway Code rule change in January. (PA) UK drivers face £200 fine amid Highway Code rule change in January. (PA)
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Highway Code rule change this month means all drivers face £200 fine

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