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CIOT
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CIOTChartered Institute Of Taxation (UK)
CioTClick It or Ticket (Washington)


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AUSTIN, Texas -- State and local law enforcement officials launched the 2006 Click It or Ticket education and enforcement campaign today by fastening the world's longest seat belt around the Texas State Capitol's southern facade.
Texas-Sized Reminder Launches Click It or Ticket Campaign; World's ... by Business Wire
The mini-grants, ranging from $5,000 to $90,000, will help pay for officer overtime to conduct seat belt enforcement operations during the 2006 Click It or Ticket mobilization scheduled May 15 through June 4, 2006.
Office of Traffic Safety Announces $5.2 Million in Mini-Grants for ... by Business Wire
Click It or Ticket and Drink, Drive, Go to Jail initiatives launched four years ago are credited with the changes in driver behavior that officials say will save hundreds of lives and prevent thousands of injuries each year.
More Texans Are Buckling Up and Driving Sober; Stepped Up Law ... by Business Wire
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