33 Western Cape Pedestrians Tragically Killed In March

The latest report from the Western Cape Government states that 33 pedestrians were tragically killed on the roads of the Western Cape in March, contributing to a total of 60 fatalities recorded during this worrying period.

This shocking number serves as a grim reminder of the dangers pedestrians face daily, leading to growing concern among local authorities about road safety.

The Western Cape Government has expressed deep concern about the safety of pedestrians, who are amongst the most vulnerable road users.

The Western Cape Mobility Department spokesperson Muneera Allie highlighted that a staggering 55 of road fatalities involve pedestrians, with an alarming number also suffering from serious injuries.

'These incidents not only cause immense grief and suffering, but also present economic challenges to the affected families and loved ones,' Allie stated.