Brampton rejects geo-locking system for abandoned carts, sticks with $100 fine
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Brampton rejects geo-locking system for abandoned carts, sticks with $100 fine.
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Brampton won't require geo-locking shopping carts, opting to stick with a $100 fine as it tackles abandoned buggies across the city.
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