Pierre Blames Speed For Most Road Accidents, Urges Restraint
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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has expressed deep concern over the alarming rise in road accidents across the country. Pierre urges citizens to take personal responsibility for their actions on the road, adding that the majority of accidents are caused by reckless driving.
“It is an extremely serious situation. I think the entire country should come together,” he said. “Ninety percent of the accidents in this country are because people drive too fast. We need to exercise restraint on the road. Stop drinking and driving. Simple things like not using cellphones while driving.”
The Prime Minister acknowledged that while laws and regulations are in place, real change starts with drivers. He expressed frustration with those who shift blame onto the government or politicians, pointing out that many accidents could be avoided by following simple, common-sense practices—like driving at safe speeds and not overtaking on dangerous curves.
Pierre noted that the government is exploring the possibility of introducing breathalyzers to help combat drunk driving. However, he emphasized that true progress depends on individuals making responsible choices behind the wheel, stressing that no amount of regulation can replace actual personal accountability.
“Too many times, we avoid telling people to exercise personal responsibility,”...
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