POLICE have warned hit and run drivers that they will be dealt with firmly. In a statement, Sunday, Zambia Police Service Public Relations Officer Godfrey Chilabi said the service had noted a rise in hit-and-run road traffic accidents, many of which had resulted in loss of life. “The Zambia Police Service has observed with concern the rising number of hit-and-run road traffic accidents. Many of these incidents have resulted in fatalities. Motorists are reminded that under the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002, any driver involved in a road traffic accident is legally required to immediately stop their vehicle at the scene and render appropriate assistance to anyone injured. Failure to comply with these obligations constitutes an offence under...
