The National Transport Commission is right now reviewing whether children as young as seven are safe in the front seat.

The National Transport Commission is right now reviewing whether children as young as seven are safe in the front seat.

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They'll travel across 180 thousand kays of regional roads across the country collecting data on the coverage and capability of mobile network signals.

They'll travel across 180 thousand kays of regional roads across the country collecting data on the coverage and capability of mobile network signals.

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