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Risky driving behaviour continued through COVID-19, despite far fewer drivers on the road

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Updated February 17 2021 - 7:07am, first published 3:00am
Senior Constable Simon Hackett, from ACT Traffic, administrating a mouth swab roadside drug test to detect cannabis and methamphetamines. Picture: Matt Loxton.
Senior Constable Simon Hackett, from ACT Traffic, administrating a mouth swab roadside drug test to detect cannabis and methamphetamines. Picture: Matt Loxton.

Drivers were drug-affected, alcohol-affected and speeding right through last year's pandemic in the ACT, despite more police out patrolling Canberra's roads.

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Peter Brewer

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