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Nov 11, 2018 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Road fatalities are continuing. A motorist with no care for others will force his way through traffic and cause an accident. He will collide with a large truck.
The casualties will rise and the authorities will continue to emphasise the need for proper road use.
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Young criminals are forcing the police to place plainclothes ranks in areas known to be hotspots for petty criminals who are a nuisance to ordinary road users.
But the police action will spark an outcry from certain sections of the society that benefit from the criminal activity.
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An outing will end in a fatality because some people in a vehicle, all of them inebriated, will crash. The issue of a designated driver is a long way from catching on.
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