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INCREASE IN MINOR ACCIDENTS ON LOWER EAST CAOST CORRIDOR DUE TO SPEEDING AND INATTENTIVENESS

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A dramatic rise in minor accidents on sections of the East Coast Corridors has lead Traffic Officer Jermaine Harper to sound an appeal to road users to make road safety a priority. More from Temika
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