The Western Cape remains on high alert as alcohol consumption and pedestrian safety dominate concerns during this festive season, reports Cape town Etc .
A recent review conducted by the Western Cape Mobility Department from 15 to 21 December has unveiled an alarming spike in road incidents, highlighting the urgent need for heightened awareness among road users.
In just one week, 28 crashes were recorded across the province, leading to the tragic loss of 30 lives. Alarmingly, 11 victims were pedestrians, raising serious questions about the safety of those on foot as festive celebrations unfold.
