Losing battle against traffic offenders


THE police seem to have lost their battle against lawbreakers on the road.

Daily, one can see thousands of motorists breaking traffic rules with impunity, double parking, illegally parking, obstructing busy roads, jumping queue at traffic intersections, riding without helmets, which has become the norm, and underaged children whizzing about in suburban areas and, now, even on open roads.

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