Derelict vehicles being removed from Gov’t reserves
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure has embarked on a project to remove all trailers and derelict vehicles from Government reserves to improve safety and reduce damages.
In a statement on Monday, the Ministry said oftentimes, the vehicles left on Government reserves are unlit, thereby proving a safety hazard to road users.
The Ministry is urging the owners of trailers and derelict vehicles left on Government reserves to remove them immediately.
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