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Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Opposition to Speed Cameras Endangers Children
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's rejection of speed cameras and safer road infrastructure, despite evidence linking higher speeds to increased pedestrian fatalities and severe car accidents, puts children's lives at risk, as exemplified by a London, Ontario residential street with a high 85th-percentile ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Opposition to Speed Cameras Endangers Children
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's rejection of speed cameras and safer road infrastructure, despite evidence linking higher speeds to increased pedestrian fatalities and severe car accidents, puts children's lives at risk, as exemplified by a London, Ontario residential street with a high 85th-percentile ...
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44% Bias Score
Severe Deterioration of Spanish Roads Requires €13.5 Billion Investment
A study by the Spanish Road Association (AEC) reveals that 52% of Spanish roads have severe pavement damage, requiring €13.5 billion in investment to address the worst condition in 40 years, exceeding the €9.5 billion estimated in 2022.
Severe Deterioration of Spanish Roads Requires €13.5 Billion Investment
A study by the Spanish Road Association (AEC) reveals that 52% of Spanish roads have severe pavement damage, requiring €13.5 billion in investment to address the worst condition in 40 years, exceeding the €9.5 billion estimated in 2022.
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44% Bias Score
World Bank Funds $219.8 Million for Climate-Resilient Roads in Mali
The World Bank granted Mali $219.8 million to improve the climate resilience of its road network, focusing on the 137.7 km Diéma-Sandaré section of the Bamako-Dakar Corridor and ancillary facilities, indirectly benefiting approximately one million people.
World Bank Funds $219.8 Million for Climate-Resilient Roads in Mali
The World Bank granted Mali $219.8 million to improve the climate resilience of its road network, focusing on the 137.7 km Diéma-Sandaré section of the Bamako-Dakar Corridor and ancillary facilities, indirectly benefiting approximately one million people.
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36% Bias Score
95% Dissatisfied with Pothole-Plagued Roads: Survey Reveals Public Outrage
An annual survey reveals that 95% of the public are dissatisfied with the state of local roads due to potholes, with only 24% of people across England happy with national highways; the cost of fixing the problem is estimated at £16.3billion.
95% Dissatisfied with Pothole-Plagued Roads: Survey Reveals Public Outrage
An annual survey reveals that 95% of the public are dissatisfied with the state of local roads due to potholes, with only 24% of people across England happy with national highways; the cost of fixing the problem is estimated at £16.3billion.
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48% Bias Score
Nigeria's 5% Fuel Surcharge: A New Tax or an Old Provision?
Nigeria's 5% fuel surcharge, originating from the 2007 FERMA Law and now integrated into the 2025 Tax Act, is not a new tax but a reinstated provision aimed at funding road infrastructure; it applies to most fossil fuels at the point of sale, excluding household kerosene, cooking gas, and CNG, with ...
Nigeria's 5% Fuel Surcharge: A New Tax or an Old Provision?
Nigeria's 5% fuel surcharge, originating from the 2007 FERMA Law and now integrated into the 2025 Tax Act, is not a new tax but a reinstated provision aimed at funding road infrastructure; it applies to most fossil fuels at the point of sale, excluding household kerosene, cooking gas, and CNG, with ...
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48% Bias Score
West African Roads: Battlegrounds of Terrorism
A study reveals that 65% of 58,000 violent incidents in West Africa (2000-2024) occurred within 1 kilometer of a road, highlighting roads' strategic importance in conflicts, impacting military operations and civilian access, exacerbated by poor road infrastructure.
West African Roads: Battlegrounds of Terrorism
A study reveals that 65% of 58,000 violent incidents in West Africa (2000-2024) occurred within 1 kilometer of a road, highlighting roads' strategic importance in conflicts, impacting military operations and civilian access, exacerbated by poor road infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score
Greece to Implement New Road Traffic Code to Improve Safety
The Greek government will introduce a new road traffic code in May, aiming to improve road safety by reducing speed limits, increasing penalties, and investing in technology and public transportation, addressing Greece's lagging road safety record compared to the EU.
Greece to Implement New Road Traffic Code to Improve Safety
The Greek government will introduce a new road traffic code in May, aiming to improve road safety by reducing speed limits, increasing penalties, and investing in technology and public transportation, addressing Greece's lagging road safety record compared to the EU.
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24% Bias Score
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