The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has implemented a strict stance against traffic violations, summoning 238 drivers to explain why their driving licenses should not be revoked. In a proactive measure, the LTA has temporarily suspended the licenses of these drivers pending the outcome of their hearings.
Minister for Public Works, Meteorological Services, and Transport, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, highlighted that many road fatalities stem from behavioral offenses. He emphasized the dangers posed by individuals who drive under the influence or engage in reckless behaviors that jeopardize the safety of others.
Such irresponsible conduct will not be tolerated, as asserted by Tuisawau, who noted that the LTA has already canceled 62 licenses and suspended an additional 26 between January and December 17 of this year. These actions reflect the authority’s dedication to ensuring public safety by removing high-risk drivers from the roads.
Furthermore, the LTA has shared the list of suspended and canceled licenses with the Fiji Police, enhancing the collaborative effort to maintain road safety in the community.
This initiative signifies a strong commitment to road safety and could ultimately lead to a decrease in traffic-related incidents, fostering a safer environment for all road users. Increasing awareness and accountability among drivers can positively influence behavior, and in turn, promote safer driving practices.
In summary, the LTA’s actions reflect a robust approach to combating reckless driving, demonstrating that the safety of all road users is a top priority.
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