Following several road traffic accidents over the Easter weekend, citizens are calling for stricter road safety measures in Trinidad and Tobago. Suggestions include raising the driving age, increasing police enforcement, improving public transportation, and addressing issues such as speeding, fatigue, and drunk driving.
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