Recommendations made to make Jersey's roads safer

There will also be a Road Safety Coordinator and Road Safety Officer appointed to help reduce fatalities and casualties. Credit: ITV Channel TV.

Recommendations have been made to make Jersey's roads safer which forms part of a new review.

The Island Road Safety Review, published on Friday 17 December, recommends introducing a target of a 50% reduction in fatal and serious injuries from 2023 until the end of 2032.

There will also be a Road Safety Coordinator and Road Safety Officer appointed to help reduce fatalities and casualties.

The review follows a proposition put forward by Constable Karen Shenton-Stone.