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ZAGREB, 8 June (Hina) - As of 15 June, the residents of Zagreb and tourists will be able to ride free of charge on small electric vehicles, a city pilot project aimed at introducing environmentally friendly free public transport in downtown Zagreb's pedestrian area, the city administration said on Saturday.
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