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Traffic department of KPSM investigating several traffic incidents that happened over the past week.

October 26, 2022

Traffic department of KPSM investigating several traffic incidents that happened over the past week.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Traffic department personnel have been busy the last few days investigating several traffic accidents that took place at various locations across the island.
One such incident took place on October 24, 2022, around 11:00 am in the area of Sucker-Garden.
per the preliminary investigation conducted by the traffic department, it appeared that a scooter collided with the back of a grey passenger car while going up the hill in the Sucker Garden. When the driver stopped on the hillside to check what had happened to his car, he noticed that the handbrake on his car was not set properly, ...


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