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South Africa saw a 20.8% drop in road deaths in early December 2025 due to stricter enforcement and safety efforts, but risks remain high during the holiday travel season.
South Africa reported a 20.8% drop in road fatalities during the first 16 days of December 2025 compared to last year, with 505 deaths versus 638 in 2024, according to Transport Minister Barbara Creecy.
The decline is attributed to intensified law enforcement, road safety campaigns, and improved roadworthiness checks, though fatalities remain high in Gauteng and the Western Cape.
Pedestrians accounted for 44% of deaths, and severe weather, including storms and rain, increased crash risks.
Authorities warn that the most dangerous travel periods—Christmas and New Year’s—lie ahead, urging drivers to avoid drunk driving, obey speed limits, wear seatbelts, and stay alert, especially during nighttime hours.
Sudáfrica registró una caída del 20,8% en las muertes en las carreteras a principios de diciembre de 2025 debido a la aplicación más estricta y los esfuerzos de seguridad, pero los riesgos siguen siendo altos durante la temporada de viajes de vacaciones.