Motorists traveling to spend Independence Day holidays wih their loved ones have been advised to drive safely.
It has been reported that yesterday's heavy traffic leading north has eased.
Dibete police station commander, Superintendent Meshack Ranku made the plea in an interview with MmegiOnline this morning. He said traffic on the A1 road was heavy from Friday afternoon until evening. He said as of today traffic has since gone back to normal.
"The traffic is back to normal, it looks like this year most of the people did not travel as usual around this time and even those who were traveling yesterday we were pleased with their driving because we did not record accidents. Usually we record fatal avcident around this peroid, but this year we have not recorded anything which is commendable. We are visible on the road, we have mounted speed traps and we also have highway patrols controlling the traffic," Ranku said.
Dibete police station commander, Superintendent Meshack Ranku made the plea in an interview with MmegiOnline this morning. He said traffic on the A1 road was heavy from Friday afternoon until evening. He said as of today traffic has since gone back to normal.
"The traffic is back to normal, it looks like this year most of the people did not travel as usual around this time and even those who were traveling yesterday we were pleased with their driving because we did not record accidents. Usually we record fatal avcident around this peroid, but this year we have not recorded anything which is commendable. We are visible on the road, we have mounted speed traps and we also have highway patrols controlling the traffic," Ranku said.
