Motorists urged to exercise cautionThe Gauteng Traffic Police has called on motorists to be responsible and exercise caution on the roads as traffic volumes are expected to increase this weekend. 0532-2008 via Pixabay "The law enforcement authorities have observed that many accidents occur as a result of non-compliance with the rules of the road. We would like to urge motorists to obey the rules of the road and keep the Gauteng city region safe. "We would also like to appeal to pedestrians to take charge of their safety during this season," Gauteng Traffic Police spokesperson Sello Maremane said on Friday. This call comes as road users are expected to travel to various destinations to spend time with their families and friends during the festive season. The following freeways are expected to be busy this weekend and beyond: • The N1 Pretoria to Polokwane Motorist have been encouraged to adhere to the following safety tips to enhance road safety during the festive season and beyond: • Drivers must at all times adhere to the prescribed speed limit. The Gauteng Traffic Police will continue to enforce compliance with road safety rules and regulations during the festive season and beyond. "We appeal to motorists to always adhere to the Covid-19 health protocols. In conclusion, road users are urged to wear a mask, practise social distancing and sanitise at all times," Maremane said. |