Light commercial road deaths up 12.1% as ANCAP pushes beyond passenger cars
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Light commercial road deaths up 12.1% as ANCAP pushes beyond passenger cars
Fatalities involving light commercials rose 12.1% and motorcycles 28.3% over the period covered by the national road safety strategy mid-term review, against 0.3% for passenger cars.
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