Five people died on Western Cape roads over long weekend
Mluleki Mrwebi
24 March 2014
The Western Cape Traffic Authorities this past long weekend conducted 24 roadblocks of which 2 489 vehicles were stopped and 1031 drivers were tested for alcohol.
Africa said
there was also three persons arrested for negligent driving and two people
arrested for being in false documentation. And the total amount that was issued
R 165 600.
Africa said
during the long weekend the number deaths stands at five.
The Western Cape Traffic Authorities this past long weekend conducted 24 roadblocks of which 2 489 vehicles were stopped and 1031 drivers were tested for alcohol.
Provincial Traffic Chief Kenny
Africa said 29 drunk drivers were arrested and the highest alcohol reading was
recorded in Worcester
During the roadblocks 1 189
drivers were prosecuted for exceeding the speed limit.
The highest speed was recorded in
Brackenfell the driver was going at 186km/per hour in a 120km zone.
Provincial Traffic Chief Kenny
Africa said five people died on Western Cape
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