Western Cape urges caution on roads ahead of long weekend
Motorists and pedestrians are cautioned to stay alert and to make responsible decisions.
Black News 
The Western Cape Department of Mobility says it is anticipating an increase in traffic volumes across the province over to the long weekend.
The Department’s Traffic Chief, Maxine Bezuidenhout says speeding continues to pose a major risk on roads.
She has cautioned both motorists and pedestrians to stay alert and to make responsible decisions.
“Pedestrians are urged to stay alert, stick to well-lit routes and always make use of designated crossings and bridges. Whether it’s a long or short journey, please plan your trip in advance and make responsible decisions. If you intend to drink, arrange a sober driver beforehand. Speeding continues to pose a major risk, so keep within the legal limits and adjust your speed to road conditions. Our officers will be deployed in high-visibility operations along key routes across the province.”
