Motorists urged to drive cautiously amid recent accidents

September 14, 2026

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The Barbados Road Safety Association is today voicing concern over a number of bad driving practices on the island’s roads, including motorists driving above the speed limit.

President Roland Lowe is urging Barbadians to be more mindful while travelling and to be more considerate of other road users.

His comments follow a number of road accidents over the last few days, with one yesterday resulting in the death of a motorcyclist.

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