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The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service confirmed today, July 5, 2024, that their targeted road safety campaign, which began on Monday, June 24, continues through this weekend.
RCIPS officers will conduct high visibility policing initiatives and traffic enforcement across the islands, focusing on persistent road safety offences and poor driving behaviours, including speeding, DUI, inconsiderate, and distracted driving.
Police are also collaborating with partner agencies, the Department of Vehicles & Drivers’ Licensing and the Public Transport Unit, to target unroadworthy vehicles and unsafe loads, in order to address the variety of factors that contribute to unsafe roads.
“I want to remind the public to continue to practice safe driving behaviours, and in particular that speed kills,” says Chief Superintendent Brad Ebanks. “Road users can expect to see increased speeding enforcement during the night-time.”
