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Officials to step up road safety campaigns
The Transport Department has urged road users to obey the rules of the road this festive season.
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No change in festive season crash stats
Over 80 pedestrians have been killed in Gauteng and the Western Cape so far this month.
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More fatalities bring weekend road deaths to 27
A child and nine other people were burnt beyond recognition in a collision involving seven vehicles.
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Four dead in KZN crash
The survivors have been stabilised and transported to Ngwelezane Hospital in KZN.
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Road traffic victims remembered
WC Transport MEC Donald Grant says more than 17,000 people are killed in South Africa annually.
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14 weekend roads deaths in WC
Western Cape traffic issued a warning to pedestrians to be careful, especially on highways.
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WC: 16 road deaths in 2 days
The WC Traffic Department says 16 people were killed in road accidents over the weekend.
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Preliminary road death toll announced
Dipuo Peters says 1,376 people have died since 1 December 2013.
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Nine die in KZN crash
The collision between a truck and a taxi happened last night near Ramsgate in KwaZulu-Natal.
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1,184 killed on SA roads
The latest figure was released by the Road Traffic Management Corporation.
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Carnage continues on SA roads
At least 1,184 people have died on SA roads since the start of the festive season.
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Traffic volumes expected to increase
The N1, N3 and N14 are some of the routes that have been identified as high traffic areas.
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More lives lost on SA roads
At least four people including a baby were killed and 20 others injured in accidents.
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Wayne Duvenage: Road deaths show govt mediocrity at its best
Wayne Duvenage has a case of déjà vu regarding the carnage on South Africa's roads.
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Motorists urged to respect road laws
RTMC has urged motorists to obey all road laws to prevent further deaths.
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WC project reduces road deaths
Since the Average Speed Over Distance project went live, deaths on WC roads have dropped.
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RTMC promises to make roads safer
The Road Traffic Management Corporation has launched its new campaign for the festive season.
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Peters committed to reducing road carnage
Around R306 billion is lost to the South African economy annually as a result of road accidents.
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Concern at high number of road deaths
Transport Minister says collective responsibility needs to be taken regarding road safety.
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13 killed on SA roads
At least 13 people have lost their lives on the country’s roads this weekend.
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Total booze ban won't work - AA
The AA believes lowering the legal blood alcohol level to zero will not curb road fatalities.