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Man struck by car at illegal boy racer meet faces ‘long road to recovery’
NZ🏛️ PoliticsCenter4 hr. ago

Man struck by car at illegal boy racer meet faces ‘long road to recovery’

A man was injured after being struck by a car during an illegal street racing event involving young drivers. The incident highlights the dangers associated with unregulated youth motor activities and raises concerns about road safety and enforcement of traffic laws.

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Man struck by car at illegal boy racer meet faces ‘long road to recovery’

A man was injured after being struck by a car during an illegal street racing event involving young drivers. The incident highlights the dangers associated with unregulated youth motor activities and raises concerns about road safety and enforcement of traffic laws.

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