Concerns raised around alarming rate of truck crashes
Dideka Njemla
25 November 2024 | 13:39The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has reported more than 2,200 fatal truck crashes involving over 3,500 trucks over a five-year period.
CAPE TOWN - There's concern around the alarming rate of truck crashes.
The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has reported more than 2,200 fatal truck crashes involving over 3,500 trucks over a five-year period.
These collisions tend to cause the highest fatalities, severe injuries and extensive property damage.
DSC Attorneys partner, Kirstie Haslam, said that authorities had a big role to play.
"They also have a duty to monitor and maintain roads. I've been involved in a number of cases against authorities involving potholes and you have maintenance teams, whose duty is to inspect routes on a regular basis and take the appropriate action."
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