Road crash victims remembered

The vulnerability of road users was highlighted today as victims of road crashes were remembered around the country.

Road crash victims remembered
Sun, 16 Nov, 2008 - 14:57

The vulnerability of road users was highlighted today as victims of road crashes were remembered around the country.

Services have been held to commemorate thousands of road users injured and killed in collisions nationwide.

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