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In Uganda road accidents is very common compared to other east and central African countries due to reckless driving behaviors by Ugandan drivers and inadequate training of drivers
Most drivers in Uganda are driving under the influence of drugs such as alcohol.some drivers lacks proper training because most of them they don't go to driving institutions they just pay money and earn the driving licenses
added by Anonymous 1008 days ago 0 0
Even corruption, a traffic officer accepts a bribe from some one who is driving a vehicle which is in a very poor condition leaving other road users at risk.
added by 1001096242 1020 days ago 1 0
Those are some of the few causes of accidents in Uganda but the main cause of accidents are contributed by the government itself where by corruption of funds , construction of temporary road at a huge cost, absence of signal rights and other road signs plus one lane roads inthe names of highways.
added by Anonymous 1025 days ago 6 0
It is true that accidents are mostly caused by poor roads, overspeeding, alcholism and other drugs but there is also wreckless driving, lack of experince among drivers, grazing animals in roads, corruption, bad road users, No sign posts on many raods especially marram roads, and many other causes.
added by Anonymous 1025 days ago 6 0