Metro Police warns motorists not to drink and drive
Imogen Vollenhoven
28 December 2012
Peterson adds that they would like to warn
motorists to refrain from driving under the influence of alcohol as they will be
adopting a strict approach in their efforts to combat drunk driving on the
roads.
Metro Police also warned bathers not to consume alcohol on beaches and picnic areas after large quantities of liquor confiscations have already been reported since the beginning of the festive season.
Peterson added that members have been deployed on all the city’s main beaches and picnic areas and the city will not hesitate to act where liquor is found in the possession of bathers.
28 December 2012
In the light of the recent unacceptable high
number of drunk driving arrests on our roads, the City of Cape Town Metro
Police Department will be embarking on a strict approach against drunk drivers
as we are gearing towards New Year celebrations.
According to Metro Police spokesperson,
Nowellen Petersen, motorists can expect an increase in roadblocks and
visibility patrols during this period leading up to News Years celebrations.
Petersen said drunk drivers will not
compromise the safety of law abiding road users and therefore the City appeals
to all motorists to obey the rules of the road.
Metro Police also warned bathers not to consume alcohol on beaches and picnic areas after large quantities of liquor confiscations have already been reported since the beginning of the festive season.
Peterson added that members have been deployed on all the city’s main beaches and picnic areas and the city will not hesitate to act where liquor is found in the possession of bathers.
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