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What would you suggest to slow down the traffic?

The CHRONICLE spoke to readers about the accidents on Boundary Road after recent accidents and asked them for their point of view. Read:  BREAKING NEWS: Woman dies after being hit by car on Boundary Road Eastcliff BREAKING NEWS: Woman knocked and killed by car in Mulbarton Traffic authorities unable to see danger on roads For free daily …

April 27, 2019
Julie Maule Less than a minute
RHETT SHAM: “This road is busy all the time and we have noticed since the court opened it has become busier. Traffic lights or another traffic circle is needed to slow motorists down.”

The CHRONICLE spoke to readers about the accidents on Boundary Road after recent accidents and asked them for their point of view.

SHIRLEY DE KLERK: “Something has to be done soon, we’ve seen three accidents in two weeks with one woman losing her life. Motorists need to slow down before someone else loses their life.”
NOMSA MKHABELA: “A woman has already lost her life on this road and two more have been knocked over in the last two weeks. Does someone else have to die before something is done?”
GINA MEZZOPERA: “There have been lots of accidents along this road. The speed limit is 60km/h but most drivers go way over that limit. I don’t know what needs to be done but the traffic has to be slowed down.”
JUDITH MAMAPHURI: “We need traffic lights to slow drivers down. When I try and cross this road it is terrible and I have to run across so I don’t get hit. Maybe a big sign, with Slow Down, might help.”

Read: 

BREAKING NEWS: Woman dies after being hit by car on Boundary Road Eastcliff

BREAKING NEWS: Woman knocked and killed by car in Mulbarton

Traffic authorities unable to see danger on roads

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April 27, 2019
Julie Maule Less than a minute

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