10 of 15 accidents in December 2020 involved motorcycles – RVIPF
Speaking via a release from the force today December 31, 2020, Chief Inspector Dariel Robinson noted that December stats alone indicate that collisions involving the two-wheel vehicles are extraordinarily high.
“Half of these vehicles were removed from the scene before Police arrived likely to prevent confiscation. These actions suggest that the vehicles were likely neither licensed nor insured,” the release noted.
RVIPF confiscates large numbers of motorcycles - Inspector Robinson
Inspector Robinson noted, “Large numbers of scooters and cycles are confiscated by the RVIPF monthly when used illegally on the roadways, yet the numbers on the road are steadily increasing,” he said.
“Limits and conditions must be set by other sectors of the community, both public and private, to regulate purchases and insured lawful requirements are fulfilled prior to procurement of these vehicles," he noted.
Inspector Robinson said that in 2021, management policies will be necessary at all levels for there to be safety on the roads and to reduce the danger of riders.
The RVIPF also noted that in 2020, there were five road fatalities and of the five, three were as a result of scooter collisions.
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Who is making money from them?
And if you add the unreported ( please don't call the police), you may add another 10. I feel for the other driver who is left with the repairs expenses. Shame.
When have heard of "B.V.I love" But where is B.V.I up keeping of these needed traffic laws?
When the boss cats are asleep (zzzzzzzzzzzz), some kittens go an a rampage, distrurbing others from getting proper sleep. Minister of Education, ear damages are costly.
When you home trying to get some sleep they riding up and down the road with their loud mufflers, next thing I am being called out to attend to these nuisances.
Please band them ass.