In a concerted effort to prioritize public safety and road awareness, the City of uMhlathuze Municipality’s leadership, including Deputy Mayor Cllr Christo Botha, City Speaker Cllr T Gumede, uMhlathuze Municipality Manager Mr Zulu, City Town Manager Mr Mhlongo, and Richards Bay SAPS Management, came together today on John Ross Highway to kickstart the Annual Easter Safety Campaign.
The collaborative initiative, a hallmark of the municipality’s commitment to ensuring the well-being of its residents and visitors, focused on conducting thorough inspections of private cars, trucks, and taxis. These inspections aimed to uphold roadworthiness standards and guarantee safe transportation for all individuals traveling during the bustling Easter holiday period.
With the Easter season being a peak time for travel and increased traffic on the roads, the joint effort underscores the municipality’s proactive approach to promoting road safety awareness. By actively engaging in preventative measures such as vehicle inspections, the leaders aim to mitigate potential risks and accidents, ultimately creating a safer environment for motorists and pedestrians alike.
Moreover, the presence of uMhlathuze Municipality’s esteemed leadership alongside representatives from the Richards Bay SAPS Management sends a clear message of unity and collaboration in ensuring public safety. Through coordinated efforts and partnerships between local government and law enforcement agencies, the municipality strives to foster a culture of responsibility and vigilance on the roads.
As the Annual Easter Safety Campaign unfolds, the community can rest assured knowing that their leaders are actively working to uphold safety standards and create a secure environment for all. This proactive approach not only enhances road safety but also reflects the municipality’s unwavering dedication to serving and protecting its residents.
