PREMIUM Above the law? Political motorcades leave death, sorrow behind News Just now Listen
The National Police Service said that no one is above the law, emphasising that speeding, reckless driving and obstruction by political convoys are illegal.
Recent accidents involving speeding political and official convoys have sparked intense public criticism over reckless driving and impunity.“NTSA has noted with great concern that motorists in political convoys are exhibiting high levels of lawlessness, speeding and breaking all basic road safety rules, endangering not only their lives, but also those of other road users.
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