At least one person has died from an automobile accident that occurred Monday night along the highway leading to Buchanan.
OP-ED: Your Safety on the Road is Your Responsibility
Liberia has the second worst rate of road traffic deaths in sub-Saharan Africa and the number of people being killed every year is increasing. Most crashes are easily avoidable and we as Liberians have a moral obligation to look after our own safety, and that of others.
Three Involved in Tragic Accident along the Saclepea-Tappita Highway
At least three people have lost their lives following an accident involving a motorcycle and a commercial truck along the Saclepea-Tappita highway.
Highway Bus Explosion Caused by Makeshift Gas Tank
A fire that gutted a 36-seater bus on Tuesday, Oct. 3 along the Suakoko Highway was found to have been started by a container filled with fuel stored at the back of the bus.
Seven-Month-Old Baby Killed in Fatal Motor Accident
Last Tuesday morning, around 11:45 a.m., there was a horrific accident scene along the Madam Suakoko Highway, where a yellow Nissan taxi collided with a truck, killing a seven-month-old baby.
Drivers Identify Poor Street Lighting as a Hazard to Driving in Monrovia
One early night a few weeks ago, after the sun had set and the roads of Greater Monrovia had become dark enough to require drivers to start blaring their high beam lights, an unusually slow traffic jam had sprouted in Congo Town, right around where the Palm Springs Hotel is located.
OP-ED: A Little More Care, A Big Difference in the Result
The road between Gbarnga and Ganta is new and in excellent condition and will be maintained this way by the contractor that built it for at least the next seven years. Deaths, injuries, and damage to this vital main road can be prevented with some care and attention from drivers. Your passengers and fellow citizens are counting on you to be safe and responsible.
EDITORIAL: Treat Traffic Accidents Like the Epidemic It Is
Accidents kill more people in Liberia than malaria. These were the words of Sam Collins, police spokesperson.