Police conduct road safety audit
Channel: Barbados Today
Date: 2022-02-18

Just hours after a road safety audit that identified several challenges that could contribute to accidents, more than two dozen people were injured in a collision between a bus and car at one of those locations.

Police, fire officers, and personnel from the Ambulance Service, Barbados Defence Force, and Roving Response Team were pressed into action in response to the mass casualty that occurred Thursday around 7:15 p.m. at the Brighton/Windsor junction in St George.

Earlier in the day, a team of “seasoned” police officers, during a road safety audit as part of a collision investigation course conducted by the Regional Police Training Centre, reported shoddy road signage, poor lighting, and debris on the roadside among the major challenges reported by road users and, in some cases, blamed for traffic accidents.


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