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Sergeant Darral Ellis, sub-officer in charge of traffic in Hanover, has expressed concern about the failure of road users to obey traffic regulations, which he says is a major contributor to road crashes in the parish, particularly fatal accidents.
“My biggest concern is that motorists are not adhering to requirements of the Road Traffic Act – the rules of the road – and it is that failure to comply with these laws why we are having those accidents,” said Ellis.
Addressing a recent community meeting in Hopewell, which was aimed at educating the residents about the Road Traffic Act, Ellis said that between January 1, 2026, and June 3, 2026, there were 10 fatal road accidents across the parish of Hanover, which resulted in 11 deaths.
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