Fatal Road Accidents Decline

Monday, July 24, 2017

The director of traffic says fatal accidents have declined

Police statistics has revealed a decline in fatal road accidents thanks to concerted road safety awareness campaigns that they and other stakeholders mounted over the just ended President’s Holidays.

In an interview with The Monitor, the director of traffic, Katlholo Mosimanegape revealed that during this year’s President Day Holidays, they recorded a decline in fatal road accidents.

He said they recorded six accidents in which six people lost their lives as compared to seven fatal accidents in which nine people lost their lives during the same period last year.

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