World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in 2021

As the @SafeStreetsJC / @bikejc gathering to remember road traffic victims ended there were two people walking their bikes and groceries along Baldwin across 139. Made it halfway before getting stuck where a protected median should exist. https://t.co/c00b7F823g

— rob (@robhisme) November 22, 2021

Remembering those who became victims of road traffic accidents #ActForLowSpeed #WDoR2021 https://t.co/3iKIG8KSXx

— •Tsotso• (@otismunz) November 21, 2021

Today is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Lower your speed to save lives. https://t.co/m3kXLpBUr4

— WHO Namibia (@WHONAMIBIA) November 21, 2021

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims 2021

— BEREA COMPUTERS (@bereacomputers9) November 21, 2021

#SMQ:The 21 November was World Day for the Remembrance of Road Traffic Victims. South Africa, sadly, has a very high death toll, despite the initiatives by the Transport Department to combat this. How safe do you feeling on the country's roads? What can be done to make it safer?

— Sulaimaan M. Ravat (@sulaimaanravat) November 21, 2021

With the festive season upon us a lot goes on to prepare for this period which means a lot of time is spent on the road. Today commemorates World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Let’s be careful on the roads & protect each other by making sure we drive safely. https://t.co/A9GzSnm8qo

— Constitution Hill SA (@VisitConHill) November 21, 2021

Today is the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Chaplains & Forces across will be leading services for those who have died & today especially we pay tribute to the dedicated emergency crews, who deal daily with the traumatic aftermath. #WDoR2021 @RoadPeace https://t.co/V1yxCVSnWg

— Police Chaplaincy UK (@polchaplainsuk) November 21, 2021