PHILIPSBURG:--- The St. Maarten Police Force previously issued a warning regarding persons who are unnecessarily speeding on the roadways during the curfew hours, but to no avail. Drivers continue to use the roadways in an unlawful manner and put themselves as well as others at risk of an unnecessary road collision.
Drivers continue to taking advantage of cleared roadways, in the effort to alleviate the spread of the COVID -19 viruses. Road users with permission to be on the road are using this as an opportunity to unnecessarily speed and motorcycle users are operating without helmet protection.
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