If in future I get a chance to change one law of our country, obviously I’ll try to change the traffic law because if you go to our country you will see that people are not obeying the traffic law. Crossing the JRA line is a very common scenario. Uh, and also you’see, people are overspeeding, people are uh, overtaking, not taking their turns, not giving the signals when they are changing the lanes. Uh, as well as uh, as well as they also don’t use the foot path. Uh, rather they cross the roads while the uh, first speeding vehicles are running on the road. And um, secondly, you see that uh, there’s no f for uh, disobeying or violating these kind of traffic rules. So in future I think government should uh, pay a minimum fine of 1000 to 2000 taka, uh, which later, uh, help to improve the situation.
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If I had the opportunity to change one law in my country, I would definitely focus on improving our traffic laws. The current situation is quite chaotic, with many people disregarding basic rules. It's common to see drivers crossing the yellow line, exceeding speed limits, overtaking recklessly, failing to signal lane changes, and even pedestrians ignoring designated crosswalks and walking directly in front of speeding vehicles. The lack of strict enforcement and penalties for these violations contributes to the problem. I believe that implementing a minimum fine of 1000 to 2000 taka for traffic violations would serve as a strong deterrent and help improve road safety significantly.
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