By Khanyisa Tabata
25 April 2011
At least 127 people have been killed on South Africa’s roads since the start of the Easter weekend.
Traffic volumes along major roads have been low so far, but police say this is expected to increase over the course of the day.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation says it is their mission to take hazardous drivers off the road.
Spokesperson, Ashref Ismail, says 250 motorists have been arrested.
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