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Mpumalanga concerned about road deaths

6 January 2019, 7:36 PM  |
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Drivers are urged to adhere to the rules of the road.

Drivers are urged to adhere to the rules of the road.

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Drivers are urged to adhere to the rules of the road.

Mpumalanga Traffic Authorities are concerned about the number of deaths on the province’s roads. 148 people were killed on the roads in the province compared to 141 in 2017 during the festive season.

As high traffic volumes are expected on the roads, law enforcement officers are out in numbers to manage traffic flow.

 Motorists are warned to be cautious and adhere to the rules of the road. Law enforcement officers have been deployed, to monitor traffic flow and to ensure that vehicles are roadworthy.

‘We lost a sizable amount which is worrisome. Even though it’s not consolidated but it shows that it’s increasing. This time of the year last year we were at 141 and this year we are at 148 which is a very worrying number, says Mpumalanga Community Safety,Security And Liaison, Pat Ngomane.

Home Affairs officials will feature at the roadblocks to make sure that passengers have relevant documentation to travel to their destinations.

 

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