Tanzania Police Force Warns Motorcyclists and Bajaji Riders Over Road Safety
The Tanzania Police Force has warned motorcyclists and bajaji riders to observe road safety regulations to avoid accidents that result in permanent disabilities and fatalities. The warning comes amid growing concerns over the increasing number of road accidents caused by human errors, with negligence, reckless driving, and speeding being the leading factors. According to police statistics, between January and December last year, the country recorded a total of 1,735 accidents, resulting in the deaths of 1,715 people and injuries to 2,719 others. The police have urged riders to take part in training sessions to increase their knowledge and protect themselves from road-related dangers.
Key Takeaways:
- The Tanzania Police Force has warned motorcyclists and bajaji riders to observe road safety regulations to avoid accidents.
- Between January and December last year, the country recorded a total of 1,735 accidents, resulting in 1,715 deaths and 2,719 injuries.
- 97% of accidents were caused by human errors, with negligence, reckless driving, and speeding being the leading factors, accounting for 73.7% of all accidents.
- The police have continued to educate riders and carry out operations to raise awareness and minimize road accidents.
- The police have urged riders to take part in training sessions to increase their knowledge and protect themselves from road-related dangers.
- The newly launched lubricant, Havoline Ezy 4T Plus, is environmentally friendly and will help reduce operational costs, including the frequency of oil changes.
Statistics:
- 1,735 accidents were recorded in Tanzania between January and December last year.
- 1,715 people died in road accidents last year.
- 2,719 people were injured in road accidents last year.
- 97% of accidents were caused by human errors.
- Negligence, reckless driving, and speeding jointly account for 73.7% of all accidents.
Sources:
- Daily News
- HT Digital Content Services
- Published by permission from Daily News