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GNR detects, in August, over 400 drivers in excess speed on Viseu roadsPhoto by Rodolfo Gaion on Pexels
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GNR detects, in August, over 400 drivers in excess speed on Viseu roads

Jornal da Beira4 September 2026 at 09:32

The Republican National Guard (GNR), through the Territorial Command of Viseu, detected 428 drivers in excess speed on the roads of Viseu district. This inspection took place between July 27 and August 30.

The data was released in the weekly operational activity reports of the Territorial Command of Viseu of the GNR, revealing a significant number of infractions related to excess speed in the region.

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