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                        Councils' Furyat Rogue Truckers
COUNCILS are demanding the power to fine lorry drivers causing
mayhem in towns and villages.
Currently, only authorities in London have the power to impose
penalties on truckers who ignore road restrictions.
5    The Local Government Association (LGA) highlighted a spate of
recent incidents involving HGVs (heavy good svehicles), including
drivers crashing into bridges or blocking streets after driving on routes
unsuitable for their lorry's size or weight.
      Many incidents involve drivers being directed to unsuitable routes
10 by their satnavs (GPS).  A bridge under Middlesbrough railway station
was struck four times, while lorries blocked the same road in Goudhurst,
Kent, twice in two days.
      A survey found more than half of councils in England say using this
device is one of the most important traffic issues in their communities.
15   Now the LGA wants all local authorities to be able to fine 'rogue' lorry
drivers. A spokesman said fines would 'help councils unblock congestion
hotspots...and help cyclists ride more safely'.
The word "may hem" (line 2) means _____.
1. confusion
2. occurrence
3.penalties
4. carelessness
5. pollution
1. confusion