A senior police officer is raising fresh concerns about road safety in Antigua after a sharp rise in traffic incidents over the weekend.
According to Antigua Observer, Corporal Brendan Sutherland reported that police responded to 23 vehicular collisions between Friday and Sunday — a figure he described as alarmingly high. The spike has prompted a renewed appeal for motorists to exercise extreme caution on the nation's roads.
Corporal Sutherland's warning underscores growing concerns about driver behaviour and road safety standards across the island. The volume of incidents recorded over just three days signals a troubling pattern that authorities are urging the public to take seriously.
Motivists are being called on to remain vigilant, adhere to traffic regulations, and prioritise the safety of themselves and other road users.
