Lament over disrespetful drivers

EDITOR, The Tribune.

The motoring behaviour of the numerous new mini-taxis is something to behold.....zipping through traffic swerving from one lane to the next...running the red light, basically questions should they have been given a Taxi Licence?

Editor, these vehicles are mostly the Datsun Minibus vehicles. Today you see many rather than few.

A swarm of them — how many did Transport license? Was there any testing? Was there any instruction course for the drivers and how a Taxi is to operate? if the oncoming driver sees a person standing on a pedestrian crossing Road Act says You Are To Stop, hell no increase speed and flash past.... Saw a near miss many times on West Bay and near Doctors on Shirley, you put your life in your hands. Drivers show respect, please. D ROLLE Nassau February 27, 2023.

Nassau roads are very quickly reaching saturation point.... over the past few years we saw the flood of the $3-4,000.00 licensed on the road ex-Japan vehicle flood the roads, no issue everyone has the right but....the drivers simply have no road sense. Weekends where do all those self-drive come from?

Another sore point is the drivers’ disrespect for pedestrian crossings.....

COLINA Insurance Lim- ited representatives recently attended the Annual Exhibition and Career Symposium hosted by the Department of Education.

“Colina is passionate about youth development and empowerment,” said

Maxine V Seymour, director of corporate communications at Colina. “We embrace opportunities to interact with young people.” The symposium, which attracted over 1,500 public and private school seniors, gave representatives an opportunity to speak to students about careers available in the insurance industry.

“We hope the students will embrace careers in insurance,” said Mrs Seymour