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  "textContent": "Fairfax County police are launching a summer traffic safety push aimed at cracking down on dangerous driving behaviors from how motorists handle the wheel to how loud their vehicles sound.\n\nThe campaign, officials say, is focused on keeping both the public and officers safe, and will target several areas of concern.\n\nOne priority is Virginia’s move over law. Drivers are required to slow down, and, when safe, move over, when they see a motorist stopped along the roadway or an emergency vehicle on the shoulder with lights, hazards or warning equipment activated.\n\nPolice will also be enforcing violations involving loud exhaust systems.\n\nIn addition, the department’s Road Shark campaign runs June 8–14, targeting speeding, distracted driving and reckless driving. Officers will be watching for cellphones in drivers’ hands and other unsafe behaviors.\n\nThe goal, police say, is to ensure everyone heading to vacation, commuting to work or passing through can do so safely.",
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