Beijing steps up fight against jaywalkers

（People's Daily Online） 09:03, May 07, 2013

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Traffic policeman stops a traffic rule-breaker at an intersection in Beijing, May 6, 2013. (Xinhua/Li Xin)

Beijing on Monday launched a campaign to strengthen punishments for pedestrians and drivers of non-motorized vehicles who violate road crossing rules, a move to tighten traffic regulations and ensure road safety, local authorities said.Full Story

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