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Road Safety Campaign on Smart Versus Reckless Driving
Government has launched the second phase of its national road safety campaign, focusing efforts to promote responsible driving behaviours and reduce dangerous practices on the road.
NRSC Urges Compliance with E-Bike and E-Scooter Laws
"They are vehicles under Cayman law and must be registered, licensed, and insured. Failure to comply will result in fines, confiscation, and legal liability in the event of an accident. The responsibility lies with you.”
NRSC Forms Partnership with Cayman Cycling
The National Road Safety Committee (NRSC) met earlier in May 2025 to advance efforts to reduce traffic collisions and enhance road safety across the Cayman Islands.
Speed Limits Are Not Suggestions
Why Smart Drivers Slow Down on Cayman Roads
Blog Updates
Pedestrians & Cyclists: Choices to Save Lives
In Cayman, people shouldn’t have to worry about whether they’ll make it home when they do something as simple as cross the street, go for a run, or ride their bike... but unfortunately, our roads tell a different story. Of the 28 road fatalities that have occurred in Cayman since the beginning of 2023, a quarter have been cyclists or pedestrians – vulnerable road users with little protection whose safety depends on other road users taking responsibility and being careful when behind the wheel of their vehicles. Each life lost is a stark reminder that taking road safety seriously is not optional; it is the key to ensuring that more loved ones make it home safely.
Stay Seen This Halloween
It’s that time of year when Cayman’s supermarket shelves fill with spooky candy, as families prepare a night of costumes, candy, and community fun. However, Halloween is also a night where vulnerable road users are at a heightened risk, especially young trick-or-treaters walking along poorly lit roads in dark-coloured outfits.
A Guide to Navigating Cayman's School Zones Safely
Children chatter excitedly with new backpacks, parents juggle coffee and lunchboxes, and almost everyone
Speed Limits Are Not Suggestions
Why Smart Drivers Slow Down on Cayman Roads
