As holidaymakers return home from the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, the coastal provinces are hopeful that early indicators could point to a decrease in road fatalities. | nickymccain
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KwaZulu-Natal Transport Community Safety and Liaison MEC Sipho Hlomuka said preliminary reports suggested that there had been fewer road fatalities than expected during the festive season. Spokesperson Jandré Bakker said a simple aggregation of weekly fatality figures would differ from the final results issued at the end of the festive season.
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