The transport ministry says murder charges will be laid against drunk drivers if they cause fatal accidents this festive season.
The National Festive Season Road safety campaign was launched on Thursday, at the World Remembrance day for Victims of Road Crashes. The campaign intends to clamp down on recklessness and negligence on South Africa’s roads.
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