Ugandan Government Vehicles Caught Speeding: Sanyuka TV Exposes Traffic Law Violations

Government Vehicle Speeding: A Sanyuka TV Report Kampala, Uganda – A recent Sanyuka TV news segment highlighted a concerning trend: government vehicles in Uganda are frequently violating traffic laws. The report, which aired on June 11th, 2025, used compelling visual evidence from dashcam footage to show instances of speeding. The presenter, in the news segment, stated, "Government official vehicles are some of the least compliant with traffic rules." This statement reflects a wider concern about the lack of accountability among government officials. The video showcased a vehicle's speedometer exceeding the speed limit, providing concrete evidence of the problem. While the specific locations were not explicitly mentioned, the footage appears to show driving within urban areas. The report did not name specific individuals or ministries involved, but the implications are clear: a lack of respect for traffic laws among those who are supposed to uphold them. The issue of traffic law violations by government officials raises questions about accountability and the rule of law. Further investigation is needed to determine the extent of the problem and to identify the necessary steps to address it. The report serves as a call for greater transparency and stricter enforcement of traffic rules for all drivers, regardless of position.