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- The UK government unveiled a road safety strategy to cut fatalities by 65% by 2035.
- Key measures include tougher drink-driving laws, eye tests for drivers over 70, and autonomous emergency braking.
- The strategy bears the name Dev's Law in memory of Meera Naran, a campaigner, whose son died in a motorway collision.
- Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said the actions will save thousands of lives over the next decade.
