Mahikeng Ministers Fellowship(MMF) on Tuesday appealed to all roadusers to take the responsibility towards reducing the road carnage during the Good Friday and Passover long weekend.
“We should exercise caution, be vigilant,unite in prayer and support zero tolerance law enforcement efforts aimed at reducing the carnage on our public roads,” Chairperson of MMF( an interdenominational pastors fellowship),Apostle Zandisile Reginald Mpame said.
In wishing those that will be driving to various destinations including pilgrimages a safe travel,Apostle Mpame stressed that the Easter Arrive Alive/Duty Calls law enforcement operations will only be successful if there is cooperation and everyone plays their part against lawlessness.
“Motorists that will be travelling long distances should ensure that their vehicles are road worthy before taking to the road and be mindful that fatigue is a killer,”said Mpame
He urged motorists to stop for rest after two hours of travel or every two hundred kilometers of driving and if they will be deprived of sleep to make use of co-drivers.
-TDN
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