LEGAL REGULATION OF CURRENT PROBLEMS IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE LIABILITY AREA FOR ROAD SAFETY
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road safety, traffic, administrative liability, grounds, traffic rules.Abstrak
The article considers the administrative liability as a means of counteraction to administrative offences in the field of road traffic safety. The practical and legal grounds of administrative liability are discussed, some problems of legal regulation in this field are described.
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