Why you should speak up against a reckless driver

More than 3,000 Ugandans die in road crashes every year. On a daily, Uganda loses approximately nine lives, according to Police figures

Umar Nsubuga checks out the wreckage of the taxi in which he survived a serious accident.

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalist @NewVision

Two years after a near-fatal accident, Umar Nsubuga still regrets why he remained silent about a reckless driver whom he let drive while talking on the phone.

It was on September

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Why you should speak up against a reckless driver

More than 3,000 Ugandans die in road crashes every year. On a daily, Uganda loses approximately nine lives, according to Police figures

Umar Nsubuga checks out the wreckage of the taxi in which he survived a serious accident.

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