Florentia Roman
25 July 2012
The Western
Cape Transport Department said its Safely Home Campaign reduced road fatalities
by nearly 30 percent over the past three and a half years.
Regular
roadblocks and alcohol blitzes are just some techniques used by
authorities.
More than 1,700
people were killed on the province's roads in 2008, compared to a little over
1,300 in 2011.
Western Cape
Transport MEC Robin Carlisle said the figures showed that their hard work was
paying off.
He said that
over 1000 people are alive because of the campaign.
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