Fatal accidents
The justice ministry’s aims to halve fatal and serious traffic accidents by 2030, Justice Minister Stephie Dracou said on Monday. Speaking at a press conference...
Only one answer to the Akamas road debate
But first those who bear the political responsibility for the road accidents at the Baths of Aphrodite must be held to account By Maria Hadjimichael...
Two fatal traffic accidents in Nicosia (Updated)
Police said two men died in separate traffic accidents in Nicosia early on Friday. The first accident took place at around 4.15am on the Palechori...
Road safety meeting after worrying motorbike deaths
Transport minister Yiannis Karousos and Justice Minister Emily Yiolitis attended an urgent meeting on road safety on Wednesday after six motorcyclists died in accidents this...
Union calls for investigation after bus driver crushed by own vehicle (Update 3)
Two people lost their lives in Nicosia on Monday morning in separate traffic incidents, police said. In the first incident, a 52-year-old bus driver and...
Police pledge bad driving crackdown after death toll rise
The police on Thursday vowed to crack down on driving violations, from the minor to the more serious, in a bid to stem the tide...
Drivers on phone cause majority of fatal accidents in the north
The main cause of fatal traffic accidents in the north is the use of mobile phones while driving, Turkish Cypriot media reported on Friday. Traffic...
Paphos ceremony to remember car crash victims
An event is being held in Paphos on Monday evening to remember road traffic victims as part of ceremonies to mark the international day for...
Cyprus still falling short on road safety minister warns
The strategic plan for road safety 2012-2020 is to reduce the number of road deaths and injuries by 50 per cent, Transport Minister Vassiliki Anastasiadou...
‘Drunk drivers are potential killers’, MPs mull deterrent fines
LAWMAKERS on Friday delved into a package of bills providing for deterrent traffic fines that they hope will end the road carnage after a particularly...