your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

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Question: Article:In 2014, 68 animals died in crashes in the national park and, while the number is falling, accident hotspots remain.
A Hampshire County Council report said a trial average speed zone would be discussed with police, but there was currently no funding for the scheme.
Other measures include the roll-out of signs with seasonal changing slogans and wild pony road markings.
According to the report being considered by councillors, an average speed check system would cost in the region of Â£100,000 with Â£40,000 for each additional unit.
It said Hampshire Constabulary warned the scheme was cost-prohibitive and needed a 3G mobile signal and electrical supply to function - a potential problem in the heart of the forest.
But the report said the scheme remained an "aspiration" for the council.
The authority's Economy, Transport and Environment Select Committee is meeting to discuss the plans.
Committee member and Conservative county councillor for Ringwood, Steve Rippon-Swayne, said: "It's difficult to tell exactly what more could be done [to cut animal deaths] - anything which involves enforcing speed costs money and a lot of it.
"Money is being withdrawn by government so we have to spend wisely."
The council said clusters of casualties involving ponies, cattle and other livestock occurred on three main routes - the B3078 Cadnam to Godshill, the B3054 Hatchet Pond to Portmore and the B3056 Beaulieu to Lyndhurst.
The Verderers - who administer the forest - are already paying 80% of the cost towards a mobile speed camera at high-risk sites.
The Hampshire County Council report said pinchpoints introduced in Brockenhurst were unlikely to be rolled out across the national park and lowering the speed limit to 30mph had also been ruled out.

A summary of the above article is?
Answer: In 2014, 68 animals died in crashes in a national park in Hampshire. Despite the declining number of incidents, accident hotspots still exist. A trial average speed zone has been proposed by the Hampshire County Council, but there is currently no funding for this scheme. Other measures being considered are the introduction of signs with seasonal changing slogans and wild pony road markings. A report estimates that an average speed check system would cost around £100,000, with an additional cost of £40,000 per unit. Hampshire Constabulary has warned that such a scheme is cost-prohibitive and would require both a 3G mobile signal and an electrical supply to function, which may be difficult in the remote forest area. The council still considers the scheme an "aspiration" despite these challenges. The Economy, Transport and Environment Select Committee is meeting to discuss the plans, but with decreasing government funding, enforcing speed measures will likely have a high financial cost. Currently, clusters of animal casualties involving ponies, cattle, and other livestock occur on specific routes in the area, and the Verderers, who administer the forest, already contribute towards a mobile speed camera at high-risk sites. Lowering the speed limit to 30mph has been ruled out, and pinchpoints used in Brockenhurst are also unlikely to be replicated across the national park.