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Fatality Free Friday on May 29 aims to reduce the number of fatalities on our roads

This Fatality Free Friday (May 29) the Australian Road Safety Foundation aims to reduce the number of fatalities on our roads.

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Fatality Free Friday on May 29 aims to reduce the number of fatalities on our roadsThis Fatality Free Friday (May 29) the Australian Road Safety Foundation aims to reduce the number of fatalities on our roads.
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