More than 2,000 people have been prosecuted for speeding offences since the government’s safe road initiative began in April 2025, according to statements from the Traffic Chief. Assistant Commissioner Mahendra Singh, speaking to the Department of Public Information (DPI), says the programme has led to prosecutions for speeding violations to date. In the update, Singh identifies a person described as the “chief speedster” as an Inspector of Police who allegedly has 61 speeding tickets. The outlets report that this identification is based on the number of tickets recorded for the officer. The reporting also frames the information as part of the safe road initiative’s enforcement and follow-up actions against speeding. Both sources present the same core figures: the initiative’s start in April 2025, the prosecution of over 2,000 people for speeding offences so far, and the alleged “chief speedster” being an Inspector of Police with 61 tickets. The reports do not provide additional case details or outcomes beyond the stated prosecutions and identification.
Police Inspector identified as alleged “chief speedster” after 2,000+ speeding prosecutions
More than 2,000 people have been prosecuted for speeding offences since the government’s safe road initiative began in April 2025, according to statements from the Traffic Chief. Assistant Commissione...
- Since April 2025, the safe road initiative leads to speeding prosecutions for over 2,000 people to date.
- Traffic Chief Assistant Commissioner Mahendra Singh provides the update to the Department of Public Information (DPI).
- A person described as the “chief speedster” is identified as an Inspector of Police.
- The Inspector of Police is said to have 61 speeding tickets.
- The reports describe the information as part of the initiative’s enforcement against speeding offences.
MORE than 2,000 persons have been prosecuted for speeding offences to date following the rollout of the government’s safe road initiative in April, 2025. Traffic Chief, Assistant Commissioner Mahendra Singh, told the Department of Public Information (DPI) that the “chief speedster” was identified as an Inspector of Police with 61 tickets to his name. He […]
3 months agoMore than 2,000 persons have been prosecuted for speeding offences to date following the rollout of the government’s safe road initiative in April 2025. Traffic Chief Assistant Commissioner Mahendra Singh told the Department of Public Information (DPI) that the “chief speedster” was identified as an Inspector of Police with 61 tickets to his name. He […] The post Inspector of Police identified as “chief speedster” with 61 speeding tickets – Traffic Chief appeared first on INews Guyana.
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