Last week, 64 people were arrested by Western Cape Provincial Traffic officers on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. During the same period, 15 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in our province.
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Tomorrow morning, Transport and Public Works Minister Robin Carlisle, will be joining the Drive More Safely team, led by Ms Alida Jones, in their bid to collect used car seats to be distributed to parents who cannot afford them.
The campaign allows parents with used car seats to come and donate them to the non-profit organization that then refurbishes them, and makes them available to those parents who cannot afford. Research has shown that the children of lower income families are five times more likely to be killed in a car crash than those of higher income families. To date Drive More Safely has given out more than 600 seats since our launch in February 2012.
The campaign is running until Thursday at participating schools. Minister Carlisle will be at SACS Junior school tomorrow morning lending his support to this great initiative.
Last week, 64 people were arrested by Western Cape Provincial Traffic officers on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. During the same period, 15 pedestrians were killed in traffic crashes in our province.
On Saturday, 23 March 2024, the Western Cape Government (WCG) officially launched our Easter road safety campaign for 2024.
The Western Cape Government is offering FREE ten-point vehicle checks by qualified examiners from Saturday, 23 March to Thursday, 28 March at venues in Cape Town and Drakenstein.
It is with great sadness that I extend my condolences to the loved ones of the ten people – seven adults and three children – who died in a road crash on the N7 between Vanrhynsdorp and Klawer on Sunday 17 March 2024.