The Land Transport Authority is urging motorists to be cautious of the increasing presence of children on roads during the school holiday which begins tomorrow.

The Land Transport Authority is urging motorists to be cautious of the increasing presence of children on roads during the school holidays.

The school holidays begins tomorrow.

LTA Board Chair, Vijay Maharaj says they expect a lot of children to be on roadsides and drivers need to adjust their driving habits accordingly.

Maharaj says children are vulnerable to accidents and drivers are advised to drive defensively at all times.

The Authority is also urging parents and guardians to be vigilant, take precautionary measures and not to let young children go out unsupervised.