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Local July 17, 2014 | 12:28 pm

Second-busiest highway turns lethal

Santo Domingo.- Poor lighting and a lack of road signs are to blame for the frequent traffic accidents which occur mostly at night along the Las Americas Highway, and have claimed the lives of at least six people in the past three months.

Merchants, community and religious leaders, driver unions and others have been demanding the installation of road signs from the Public Works Ministry ... Read more

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