Be safe on the roads Easter

I would like to appeal to all drivers not to drink and drive as this may impair their vision, which will result in horrific accidents. Road rage should be avoided at all costs. Patience on our roads should be exercised and road rules be obeyed by all drivers and pedestrians. Driving at a high speed will put other people’s lives at high risk and I would like to urge every motorist to drive at a permitted speed limit.

I would like to urge all livestock owners to put reflective belts on their animals’ necks for visibility at night. Pedestrians who walk at night near the roads should wear reflective clothes so they may not be hit by speeding vehicles. Drivers must use bright headlights sporadically to check potholes on the road to avoid tyre punctures. Texting while driving is strictly prohibited. Drivers and passengers should buckle up before embarking on their journeys as this will minimise the magnitude of injuries if accidents do occur. At the moment we’re faced with the Covid-19 pandemic and we ought to take necessary precautions when we attend social gatherings.

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