# The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department is urging motorists to prioritise safety ahead of schools re-opening. Increased traffic is expected on major routes including the N1, N3 and N12, with congestion at toll plazas and interchanges. Officers remain deployed across the city to enforce road safety. JMPD spokesperson Xolani Fihla warns against speeding, drunk driving and fatigue, and to stay alert to prevent accidents:
JMPD urges caution as Easter traffic peaks in Johannesburg [SOUND]
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