Police are advising motorists need to take care when driving along State Highway 29, over the Kaimais, as there are high winds there.
Police Inspector Cornell Kleussien says the winds are making this stretch of road more hazardous than normal.
Reducing speed is the best way to handle this hazard.
3 comments
It's obvious what their plan is
Posted on 02-05-2011 15:52 | By tibs
When everyone is parked up, there will not be a road toll. Used to be that motorists were able to judge the conditions but I suspect that they get so much advice now that they think they no longer need to think for themselves. Or they've been convinced by the experts.
driver training
Posted on 04-05-2011 01:04 | By Capt_Kaveman
is what fails in the new driver testing, i teach all new kids that r learning to drive about wind and wet roads and this comes natualy and not from silly study books that takes a year to do and a silly bit of paper to say im legal to issue a licence
10 FOOT TALL AND BULLET PROOF
Posted on 04-05-2011 23:00 | By BUSHWACKER
That is the problem but how to you now fix it
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