The government’s aim is to halve the number of road deaths by 2030. To turn the tide, Paul Broer, traffic portfolio holder of the National Police, pleads The Telegraph for more priority from local and provincial governments for measures. “National politics is not about local and N-roads, where there are many victims. That is why I call on these governments to think about making it safer. And that can often be done by simply making small infrastructural adjustments and better controls.”
Significant increase in road deaths, police appeal to local and provincial authorities
