'Familiarise Yourself With Sensor Traffic Lights'

Monday, October 19, 2020

Sensor traffic lights are being installed around Gaborone PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Police have urged motorists to take caution on the road as well as familiarise themselves with the new traffic lights to avoid unnecessary road accidents.

The installation of sensor traffic lights is still ongoing in and around Gaborone with a number of them already in use.

The police’s call follows an accident that occurred on Friday night by Senn Foods traffic lights in Tlokweng after both drivers claimed a right of way. They argued the traffic lights had opened for them simultaneously.

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'Familiarise Yourself With Sensor Traffic Lights'

Police have urged motorists to take caution on the road as well as familiarise themselves with the new traffic lights to avoid unnecessary road accidents.