Предмет: История, автор: shani3

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Автор ответа: Аноним

Запрет автомобилей с правым рулём («японок»). (Идея руководства ГИБДД обсуждается с 2006 г.) В результате массовых акций протеста автомобилистов власти вроде бы раздумали запрещать праворульные авто, уже используемые в России. Однако принятый недавно техрегламент фактически прекратит импорт новых подобных машин с 23 сентября 2010 г.

Запрет на распитие пива в транспорте и ряде общественных мест. (Принят госдумой в феврале 2005 г.) Несмотря на введённый штраф - от 100 до 300 рублей, - пиво повсюду как пили, так и пьют.

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