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SE CRE TARY FOR TRANSPORT (in Cantonese) : Sir, we do not
sufficient evidence at the moment to show that music
does interfere with driving. As a matter of fact,
accidents involve a number of factors such as the mood of
the driver, road conditions, and the condition of the
car. So, it is not necessarily just the music that is
causing accidents but, of course, we will definitely look
into this and see whether music is really interfering with
driving, and if so, we will consider possible restrictions.
MR. CHEONG-LEEN : Sir, apart from the relatively young age
and inexperience of the light goods vehicles drivers, to
what extent is the condition
the condition of the light goods vehicles
concerned a contributing factor of accidents?
arising out of the
supplementaries,
And,
I
would like the
Secretary for Transport to give a more definite indication
as to when light goods vehicles will be included in the
private car inspection scheme for annual inspection.
will that commence?
When
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