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Blinking Brake Lights Considered Defective Vehicles

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Chief Supt. David Lockhart, Officer-in-Charge Road Traffic Division sets the record straight on the legality of various coloured lights on cars in The Bahamas.

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September 7, 2022

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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Chief Supt. David Lockhart, Officer-in-Charge Road Traffic Division. sets the record straight on the legality of various coloured lights on cars in The Bahamas.

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