Justice Minister urges motorists to obey road traffic law and regulations

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Man and woman, who participated in social media viral sex act trend charged by Manchester police

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Bikers in Westmoreland to get new helmets from gov’t

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Finance Minister to introduce bill to prevent recurrence of regulatory debacle stemming from SSL fraud case

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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CRC says there is no need for impeachment stipulation in reformed constitution

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Progress made at today’s meeting of public transport stakeholders about demerit points system

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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NSWMA gets more new garbage trucks

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Call made for late Constable Ricardo Fairclough to be given posthumous Medal of Honour for Gallantry

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Vendors along Manchester Road in Manchester issued warning to vacate street

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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Recommendation made to remove telecommunication restrictions for local rideshare app operators who comply with Jamaica’s laws

Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says close to 80% of the cases that come before the courts are traffic offence matters.

Against that background, he is urging motorists to always obey road traffic law and regulations.

He indicates this would help to prevent crashes such as the one in Font Hill, St. Elizabeth yesterday. 

That crash resulted in the death of one man, bus driver Junior Ramsey and the injuring of several passengers.

Mr. Chuck laments that the courts are being overwhelmed by too many traffic offence cases.

He is calling  on motorists to be disciplined on the roadways. 

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