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Band 5+: Describe a law that was introduced in your country and that you thought was a very good idea.
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To be honest, I'm not particularly knowledgeable or interested in that kind of field. But if I had to answer, I would definitely choose the law published in 2018 that prohibits turning right on a red light in my country. You see, many people here had a habit of turning right even when the light was red, which I think could lead to dangerous situations and accidents. Imagine someone waiting for the light to turn red on the opposite side of the street, only to have a car suddenly turn right in front of them at high speed. It's a recipe for disaster! This law is a very good idea because it makes transportation safer and helps people drive more cautiously.
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