Road safety campaign hits Joburg
JOBURG – Joburg Metro Police community outreach unit have hit the streets across Joburg educating communities on pedestrian and road safety.
Metro police have taken their Buya Mthetho back to the streets by having numerous road safety awareness campaigns in parts of Johannesburg, including the inner- city, Sandton and Midrand since 7 January.
Metro police chief David Tembe said their community outreach unit visited the Sandton Gautrain Station where they shared information on pedestrian road safety.
There was also a pedestrian safety awareness campaign conducted near Bara Taxi Rank on 7 January.
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Road Safety Awareness Campaign by our @JoburgMPD Community Outreach Unit at the Sandton Gautrain Station.
Educating & Sharing information to promote Road Safety in our communities & ensuring that pedestrian road fatalities are reduced.#SaferJoburg #WeEducate pic.twitter.com/Y7e7eBVD55— AskTheChief01 #BuyaMthetho 🔥 (@David_S_Tembe) January 9, 2020
The campaign also urges motorists to buckle up, to not drink and drive and be more aware on the roads.
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Our @JoburgMPD Community Outreach Unit conducting a Road Safety Awareness Campaign at #RegionA Total Garage Mnandi/ Summit Rd, MidrandThe aim of the Campaign is to educate patrons about safety, drivers must buckle up & drive dry.#SaferJoburg #WeEducate pic.twitter.com/zQkaUu7KVU
— AskTheChief01 #BuyaMthetho 🔥 (@David_S_Tembe) January 12, 2020
Saw it yesterday great job, loads of potential to show international visitors visible policing and the approach & ability of our Policing in RSA. . .
Wanted to stop and interact but busy busy.
— Just Xavier (@JustXavierB) January 9, 2020
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