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Rwanda: Speed Governors Now Mandatory for Public Transport Vehicles
New Times, 27 September 2016
The government, yesterday, officially launched the installation and use of speed governors in public and commercial vehicles in an attempt to curb road carnage resulting from… Read more »
Speed Governors Now Mandatory for Rwanda's Public Transport
The hi-tech device limits vehicles to a maximum speed of 60 kilometres per hour and has the capacity to trim down the speed to 25 kilometres per hour every time the vehicle attempts to exceed the set maximum velocity.
A traffic officer shows government officials how speed governors will work in public vehicles.
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Rwanda: Public Transport Vehicles Record Over 200 Accidents
New Times, 25 August 2016
At least 245 accidents involving public transport vehicles occured in the past 14 months, killing 91 people while 408 others sustained injuries, a Police report states. Read more »
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Rwanda: Fatal Accidents Can Be Reduced If Everyone Played Their Part
New Times, 20 August 2016
Yet another piece of distressing news of a fatal commuter bus accident in the northern part of the country that claimed five lives, causing 17 injuries, 15 in critical condition. Read more »
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Rwanda: Passengers Urged to Share Information On Careless Drivers
Focus, 28 July 2016
The Rwanda Nation Police, Traffic and Road Safety Department has appealed to passengers and the public in general to report drivers who breach traffic regulations and put people's… Read more »
