Roads safety Mauritius
Le Grand Journal De Radio Plus – Sécurité Routière: Une Question De Comportement
Les accidents de la route étaient au centre des débats lors de l’émission Le Grand Journal sur Radio Plus, mercredi, animée par Michaël François.
01 Jul 2016, motors.mega.mu
La Sécurité Routière Renforcée
‘Avec vous pour une île Maurice plus sûre.' Tel est le slogan lancé par les Casernes centrales lundi dans le cadre de la campagne sur la sécurité routière qui durera jusqu’au 5 janvier.
20 Dec 2011, motors.mega.mu
Alain Jeannot: "Road safety should become a culture in Mauritius"
Alain Jeannot, the president of the NGO “Prévention Routière Avant Tout” that has been created, believes that prevention on the road should be instilled in Mauritius. He argues that it should even be part of the education of young people.
18 Jul 2011, motors.mega.mu
Ignoring the road rules- Motorcycle riders under surveillance
They deal not only engines, but also the exhaust (murflers). Results: young bikers cause unbearable noise in the ears.
15 Jul 2011, motors.mega.mu
Road Safety first of all: awareness campaign focused on the visibility
The NGO “Prévention Routière Avant Tout” (PRAT) is launching an awareness campaign on the importance of visibility on the road, from this July 13. It held its first press conference last Wednesday, July 13, in Port Louis.
15 Jul 2011, motors.mega.mu
Parliament: 375 pedestrians mowed down on pedestrian crossings since 2005 including 17 fatal cases
The opposition leader believes that the figures submitted by the Prime Minister in response to the Private Notice Question (PNQ) are alarming. Navin Ramgoolam, for its part, the trend is upward.
23 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Penalty points for errant drivers
A penalty point system is being mulled by the government in an effort to curb road accidents.
22 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
News in brief
Two brothers critically injured. The PNQ Berenger's focus on road safety.
21 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu
Anil Bachoo fustige le comportement des piétons et des automobilistes
Le gouvernement, selon le ministre des Infrastructures publiques, Anil Bachoo, ne peut avoir aucun contrôle sur l’erreur humaine.
21 Jun 2011, motors.mega.mu