Road safety promoters gear for action

The traffic police, the department of Road Transport and Safety (DRTS) and other volunteers say they are prepared to ensure road safety during the long weekend that starts today and ends on Tuesday next week.

It has become customary for these organisations to mount strategic roadblocks among other measures to ensure safety on Botswana's roads.  Admittedly, such measures have resulted in marked and laudable reduction in road accidents and casualties.

 
The head of the traffic police, Bruno Paledi said they have mounted educational roadblocks at various points throughout the country.  He added that his branch had started with spreading road safety messages to the public. Paledi decried drunken driving as the most serious problem on the roads.

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