Transport Minister Responds After Cyclists Criticize Proposed Traffic Rule Changes
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- Transport Minister Juras Taminskas said discussions with cyclists had produced solutions for some proposed road traffic rule changes.
- He said officials plan to meet the cycling community again soon to finalize the proposed changes.
Transport Minister Juras Taminskas says discussions with Lithuania’s cycling community have produced solutions on part of the proposed changes to the country’s road traffic rules.
He said another meeting with community representatives is planned soon to finalize the changes.
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