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See: business, commerce, deal, dealings, exchange, trade

TRAFFIC. Commerce, trade, sale or exchange of merchandise, bills, money and the like.
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Drink driving law, it is stated under the section 4(1); and the excessive intake of alcohol over the prescribed limit, this law falls under the section of 5(1); and if you refuse to give the specimen of blood or urine or breath to police that also is an offence that comes under the section 7(6), of road traffic law act 1988.
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Due to the litigious nature of road traffic law in Ireland, it is vital new equipment and procedures are watertight.
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Holding political flags does not give the drivers immunity against the Lebanese traffic law," YASA the statement warned.
Parties warned not to flaunt traffic laws at rallies by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
 
 
 
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