2 drivers banned after crossing track on red light

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: JUNE 12, 2006 19:34

Traffic police revoked the licenses of two drivers on Monday after the they crossed a train track near Ashdod in spite of a red light. The drivers were detained for questioning and their licenses were confiscated for 30 days.

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