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There was an accident with a tractor in Burdur Small Industrial Site. By driving without a driver's license and insurance, he first hit 4 motorcycles and a car, and then damaged 2 bank ATMs. He left the scene of the accident and tried to escape.
The tractor with license plate 15 AY 479, driven by Y.D. in Burdur Küçük Sanayi Sitesi 6th Street, first hit 4 parked motorcycles and a car, and then damaged the ATMs of 2 banks in the area.
Y.D. then drove away with the tractor. Upon notice, a police team was dispatched to the area. As a result of the study, Y.D. was caught in Sanayi Sitesi 1st Street.
127 THOUSAND 246 LIRA ADMINISTRATIVE FINE
During the control, an administrative fine of 40 thousand liras was imposed separately on the driver and the license holder, who were determined to be unlicensed, and an administrative fine of 127 thousand 246 liras was imposed on the driver, including 46 thousand liras for 'leaving the scene of the accident' and 1246 liras for 'driving a vehicle without insurance'.
The tractor was banned from traffic and pulled into the parking lot.

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