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<p>Ministry of Transport and Mining is ramping up its drive to rid the roads of unruly drivers.</p>
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<p>Robert Montague, Minister of Transport in a post on his social media page says he is calling on members of the public to buy into a new exercise that involves downloading the Drive Safe App and to start using this method to report bad driving when witnessed across the country.</p>
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<p>Through the Drive Safe Campaign, Jamaicans are urged to take pictures and videos of drivers committing road breaches and post them, along with the license plate number of the offending driver on the app.</p>
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<p>“Download the app now and help us to make Jamaican roads safer. You choose from a number of categories to report violations such as speeding,” Montague said.</p>
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<p>According to the Road Safety Unit of Jamaica, Pedestrians, motorcyclists, passengers and drivers of private motor vehicles have recorded the highest number of road fatalities since the start of the year.</p>
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