Police report 27% fall in road deaths against same period last year – Wack.TV

WACK 90.1 FM · NEWS | Published 5 November 2026 | News synthesis

File photograph: San Fernando police headquarters, 23 December 2016. General policing context; not the 4 November briefing.
File photograph: San Fernando police headquarters, 23 December 2016. General policing context; not the 4 November briefing. Photo: Grueslayer @Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photo source. Author-provided crop; no further edits.

Road deaths have fallen by 27 per cent compared with the same period last year, according to police figures presented at a briefing on 4 November. This is a year-to-date comparison, not a full-year total for 2026.

Acting Superintendent Kevin Martin of the Traffic and Highway Patrol Branch said stronger enforcement may have contributed. Speeding and driving under the influence remain leading causes of serious crashes. The published account does not specify the exact statistical cutoff, so it cannot establish a final annual death toll.

Dated sources

TTT, police briefing coverage — 4 November 2026

Prepared from the linked reporting; not a WACK interview or eyewitness account.

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