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Automobile Association urges government to address road fatalities crisis

The Automobile Association (AA) has urged the government to invest urgently in mobility infrastructure to address the rising number of road fatalities in South Africa. During the 2024/2025 festive season, there were 1,102 reported deaths on the roads. The AA emphasized that deteriorating infrastructure, unroadworthy vehicles, and risks to pedestrians are major concerns. Eleanor Mavimbela, an AA spokesperson, stresses the need for decisive action to achieve global road safety goals […]

today22 January 2025

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Western Cape urges caution as holidaymakers return

As holidaymakers return home after the festive season, the Department of Mobility has urged motorists to exercise caution on the roads to reduce accidents and save lives. Western Cape Mobility MEC Isaac Sileku provided an update on road safety during this period. “On the 30 December within our province, we were very fortunate that there were no fatal crashes. Most people are going to be coming back to our province, […]

today2 January 2025

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Road Safety Campaign launched in the Western Cape

By Lee-Yandra Paulsen The Western Cape Government (WCG) has officially launched its Easter road safety campaign for 2024, aiming to ensure safe travels for all residents and visitors during the bustling holiday season. Western Cape Minister of Mobility, Ricardo Mackenzie, provided insights into the campaign during an interview on Ramadan AM, Tuesday. "Our road safety plans this Easter holidays, which includes the school holidays, look at the lessons learned in […]

today26 March 2024

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Motorists urged to be vigilant over Easter

Traffic and law enforcement agencies will double efforts to curb fatalities on the roads over the Easter holiday. The volume of cars on the roads is expected to increase over the long weekend.  Transport Minister Blade Nzimande has issued a stern warning to motorists that officials will be out in full force dealing with all factors contributing to or compromising road safety. During a road operation on Friday to mark the […]

today30 March 2018

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