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While returning from my Gujarat trip, I noticed a big improvement in lane driving on NH-48. Great work by Rajasthan Police Because of this, smaller vehicles no longer need to drive in a zig-zag manner. And when trucks stay in one lane and follow speed limits, the chances of...

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