Topic: National Road Safety Committee
Roads authority set to install new signs urging drivers to give space to cyclists
The National Roads Authority (NRA) is to roll out the new signs saying "3 FEET – IT’S THE LAW" across the road network as part of its efforts to tackle road safety.
Police superintendent says lower drink driving limit could cut road deaths
A senior Cayman police officer said the country's drink driving limit could be cut in a bid to tackle the "plague" of dangerous driving.
Road groups pledge to improve cycle safety
Cayman’s cyclists have welcomed a pledge by the National Road Safety Committee to improve safety following a recent spate of collisions between cyclists and motorists.
Cayman records 156 crashes in 15 days
Collisions on Cayman's roads continue to pose a challenge as in just 15 days there were 156 crashes, an average of 10 per day over that period.
‘Unlawful’ road delineators removed by NRA
Scores of road delineators were uprooted from the soft shoulder of West Bay Road by the National Roads Authority who say the removal is to facilitate the installation of new cycle-lanes.
‘Disposable’ Honda Fits a ‘clear and present danger’ to Cayman motorists
Cayman's National Road Safety Steering Committee is planning to issue a buyer beware warning about Honda Fits and similar small cars made for the Japanese market that may pose a "clear and present danger" to motorists.
Safety concerns heighten with more than 50,000 cars on roads
More than 50,000 vehicles are registered to travel on Cayman's roads, according to road-safety entities that were prompted to appeal for more responsible driving following two fatal crashes and another two collisions that snarled traffic for hours in the past two weeks.
