Easter road death statistics
162 people killed on SA's roads over Easter - Mbalula
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said that all provinces except the Western Cape and Mpumalanga registered a decrease in Easter road fatalities this year.
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Mbalula to release Easter road death stats, update on licence renewal extension
Last week, the Transport Department gave drivers until 5 May after several complaints about booking appointments through the online portal, eNaTIS.
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Minister Mbalula’s Easter road safety stats don’t add up – AA
Earlier this week Minister Fikile Mbalula announced that 235 people were killed on the country's roads during the Easter break.
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Harsher laws, jail time will help SA reduce road carnage, says Mbalula
Two hundred and thirty-five (235) people were killed on the country’s roads, a 9.6% decrease compared to the same period in 2019.
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235 people killed on SA's roads over Easter - Mbalula
The minister said that 35% of those killed on the country’s roads over Easter were pedestrians.
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Motorists warned to abide by road rules over Easter weekend
The Easter weekend typically marks one of the busiest and often deadliest periods on South Africa's roads. Traffic officials are out in their numbers to monitor increasing traffic volumes.
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28 people killed on SA roads over Easter weekend, says Mbalula
The country has seen unprecedented statistics on the road during this year's Easter weekend, with the lowest recorded deaths, drunk driving and lawlessness.
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Nzimande: Traffic officers who take bribes tarnish law enforcement image
Transport Minister Blade Nzimande said officers who were on the take were undermining efforts to curb road crashes caused by drunk and reckless drivers.
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Stats on Easter road carnage show women better drivers than men
A gender breakdown of contributory factors related to human behaviour shows that male drivers accounted for 71% of fatalities with female drivers accounting for just 24%.
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[WATCH LIVE] Nzimande releases Easter road death toll statistics
Transport Minister Blade Nzimande releases the preliminary report on the 2018 Easter road safety campaign.
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Death toll on WC roads for Easter weekend remains at 10
At least 22 people lost their lives on the province's roads during the Easter weekend in 2017.
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RTMC expects traffic volumes to decrease
Law enforcement agencies say an integrated law plan is underway across all roads in Gauteng.
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‘Bus strike contributed to Easter road deaths’
Statistics released by the Transport Department on Friday show that the total number of fatalities increased by 51%.
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Report shows 51% increase in Easter road deaths
Many people who died were victims of hit-and-run incidents, jaywalking and speeding, according to a preliminary report.
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Easter road fatality stats expected to be released
Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi is expected to announce the Easter road accident statistics, with some of the deadliest crashes recorded in GP, the WC and KZN.
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Impact of road safety campaigns questioned
The number of Easter road deaths increased this year, sparking questions about safety campaigns.
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Visible policing helps reduce road deaths
The number of road deaths over the Easter period is down for the first time in three years.
