Over 2,000 drivers prosecuted for speeding under e-ticket system
More than 2,000 motorists have already been taken before the courts for speeding offences since the government rolled out its Safe Road…
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Traffic cops renew call for proper headlights, helmets after fatal ECD crash
Traffic officials are again urging motorists to avoid using excessively bright or improperly fitted headlights and are pressing motorcyclists and electric bike…
6,500+ Illegal Third Lane Violations Recorded on Cameras
-585 Already Processed in Court GPF || The Guyana Police Force has reported that, utilising footage from the Safe Road Intelligent System…
“Take your time on the roadways” — Region Six Police Commander urges amid increased accidents
Following a recent increase in accidents in Region Six, including several caused by speeding, Region Six Police Commander Shivpersaud Bacchus is urging…
Clarifying vehicle tint regulations -WHAT MOTORISTS NEED TO KNOW
With a wave of misinformation circulating and causing confusion among motorists, this article serves to clearly outline the facts on Guyana’s new…
Illegal driver’s licence holders given six weeks to surrender before names go public -Pres Ali
“We have to prosecute all parties involved” Drivers who secured licences without passing the legally required exams are being given six weeks…
Sharp rise in E-tickets, over 1000 still owed
The Guyana Police Force (GPF) has recorded an explosive increase in electronic tickets as digital enforcement takes hold across the country. Commissioner…
‘Measure is clear and consistent’ -Nandlall clarifies gov’t tint policy
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, S.C., on his weekly Issues in the News programme, addressed what he described…
Gov’t to introduce tougher penalties for speeding -Nandlall
Attorney General Anil Nandlall, S.C., says government is moving ahead with stronger enforcement measures to reduce speeding and save lives on Guyana’s…
$75,000 fine for illegal tint, police to use meters on spot -Minister Walrond
Guyana’s new tint policy will move into full enforcement from December 31, with motorists facing a $75,000 fine if they fail to…