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Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) Chief Executive Officer Zindaba Soko has advised that light truck owners stop their vehicles for transporting people to avoid the loss of lives on the roads.
Mr Soko says it’s against Road Traffic Act to transport people in light trucks alongside goods.
Commenting on the two accidents in Mazabuka and Kafue districts involving light trucks in which seventeen and five people died respectively over the Easter holiday, Mr Soko he is saddened by the loss of lives in the two accidents.
Mr. Soko explains that light trucks are meant for transporting goods as opposed to ferrying people.
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Plz our govmnt should put speed limit when approching town , also drinking drivers they should charged heavely or the lisence should be taken by police , we don’t want nichekeleko now no bribe this is to much we ll all pelish.
Thts right wes more wen thyz a lot of lagedge
RTSA has got no problem, the issue is with our friends from traffic. They have a cut in each and every truck that passes through they points or road blocks too much nchekelako and even when the vehicle is not road worthy nikupita kaili a dyamo
RASTA its not about the mode of transport but the driving.