There is a need for the Traffic legislation in St. Vincent and the Grenadines to be strengthened and upgraded, according to Inspector Henry Providence of the Traffic Department of the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force.
Speaking on WEFM’s Morning program, today, Inspector Providence said this is essential in order to reflect the present realities as it pertains to advancements in the automotive industry, for instance as it relates to musical instruments and headlights included on vehicles imported into this country.
As it pertains to the installing of high beam lights on vehicles, Inspector Providence is urging persons to desist from doing so, since drivers of vehicles coming from the opposite direction, are often temporarily blinded by the glare of such lights.
Meanwhile, in regards to the use of tinted glass on motor vehicles, Inspector Providence said there is a need for traffic legislation to address this issue.
