The death toll on Eastern Cape roads is already double the number it was last year during the Easter weekend. Since the start of the long weekend, 40 people have died on the province’s roads.
Transport MEC Xolile Nqata says a high number of the collisions have been due to bad driver behaviour, drunken driving, speeding and fatigue.
Nqata says authorities targeted hotspots, but traffic volumes are higher than last year.
“Passengers must be able to call drivers to order, don’t keep quiet when things go wrong. They should be able to say no to speeding and no to overloading as passengers, so we all arrive alive.
Source: eNCA
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