Over the last 24 hours, numerous traffic accidents occurred throughout Kosovo, two of which involved KFOR vehicles. These accidents illustrate the ever-increasing danger of driving on the roads of Kosovo. KFOR is continuing to work at repairing the roads and infrastructure throughout the region. An unfortunate by-product of these operations is the increased speed by which impatient and dangerous drivers are moving.
Vehicle accidents remain one of the leading causes of death and injury in Kosovo.
Drivers are once again reminded to keep their speeds within normal posted limits and be aware of dangerous situations that quickly develop on roads that are shared by pedestrians, horse-drawn carts, cars, trucks and KFOR vehicles. It is the individual responsibility of drivers in Kosovo to reduce the number of unnecessary deaths and injuries caused by reckless driving. During the Past 24 Hours Multinational Brigade North Nothing Significant to Report. The Light Infantry yesterday in an exchange visit to learn some of the history and working practices of the British soldiers serving in Kosovo as the KFOR Operational Reserve. Allison joined the Army in 1998.