With serious road accidents becoming more frequent and more severe, concerns are growing about driver behavior and responsibility on the nation’s roads. Recent collisions—some involving injuries and even overturned vehicles—have highlighted the dangers of speeding and inattention behind the wheel . Authorities continue to urge caution, but the question remains whether enough is being done by drivers themselves to reduce the risks.
Are drivers doing enough to prevent the growing number of serious road accidents?
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Planetary alignments have a lot to do with the earth. As above, so below. We are so naive in thinking that we run things down here. 7 planets in Aries as we speak. Thats a lot of energy to navigate
Wit this bad roads they flying can u imagine wen grassy dread nice up d road dem smh only thing is innocent people always involved
Speeding continues to be a major contributing factor to accidents on our roads, with many drivers failing to adhere to speed limits.
The increase in drivers using mobile phones and engaging in distracted driving, has lead to several near-misses and collisions on the roadways. We are also in a period of time where the vast majority of drivers are young and inexperienced drivers who doesn’t understand the notion of defensive driving.
Since drivers license issuance has been commercialized by transport board in difference to when the police use to be the issuer, their is no driving safety guidelines instill from transport board, and the drivers slow reflex show it is been debilitated by alcohol and marijuana causing the accidents.
We all know that Antigua’s drivers are some of the worst in the Caribbean. it’s been that way for years. The roads maybe poor and random animals wandering around aren’t helpful but the main problem is with the careless, plain bad drivers zooming around at excessive speed, as close as possible to the car in front of them like they are in NASCAR or Formula 1.