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Antisocial driving covers a range of behaviours that cause distress or danger to others, like excessive noise, speeding, or dangerous manoeuvres. In Hampshire, residents are particularly bothered by noisy exhausts late at night, making their communities feel like 'racetracks'. Authorities are taking action, showing how seriously these issues are being addressed.
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