East Coast Demerara recorded alarming increases in accidents and deaths, even as the other divisions have seen decreases.The Guyana Police Force (GPF) recently released monthly traffic statistics, covering the period of January 1 to August 31, 2015. As part of their traffic statistics, the police included a rundown of the deaths and accidents for 2015 compared to 2014. These stats focused on the police divisions, ‘A’ through ‘G’.According to the new police stats, there were noted decreases in all of the divisions except ‘C’ Division,Cheap MLB Gear, the East Coast of Demerara area.For ‘C’ Division,World Cup Jerseys 2018, there were nine recorded fatal accidents in 2014 for the period of January 1 to August 31, 2014. For the same period this year, there were 16. This represented an increase of 78 percent.Additionally, for ‘C’ Division there were nine deaths for the 2014 period. However, for 2015, there were 22 recorded deaths. This represented a drastic increase of 144 percent.For the other divisions, there were decreases in both accidents and deaths. For accidents,Cheap NHL Jerseys, the decreases ranged from 17 percent up to 67 percent while for deaths the decreases ranged from 11 percent to 75 percent.However, while the East Coast saw the biggest increase from last year, it is certainly not the division with the most accidents for the year thus far. The statistics show that Division ‘A’, the Georgetown and East Bank of Demerara area, recorded 25 fatal accidents as compared to the East Coast’s 16 accidents. The Georgetown/East Bank area also recorded 25 deaths, as compared to the East Coast’s 22 deaths.Division ‘B’, Berbice, also ranked close to Division ‘C’. According to the police, Berbice recorded 17 deaths from 12 fatal accidents for 2015.The increases for the East Coast of Demerara are unique for the month of August, which saw declines on all fronts.According to the information provided,Cheap NFL Jerseys, the GPF recorded declines in fatal accidents, deaths, and children fatalities, when compared to the same period last year. Declines were also noted in serious, minor, and damage accidents.In fact,Authentic Carolina Panthers Jersey, August was the month which recorded the biggest decline in both accidents and road deaths for the year thus far, moving from 89 deaths from 82 accidents to 80 deaths from 66 accidents. This represented a decline of 20 percent in accidents and 10 percent in deaths.Meanwhile, when it comes to traffic offences, August has topped all of the months so far with over 6,000 recorded offences.The GPF’s statistics for traffic offences similarly covered the period of January 1 to August 31, 2015.According to the police, there were 37,545 traffic offences made out against motorists recorded within the period. At the end of July, there had been 31,201 traffic offences made out by the police force.The new statistics further showed that for August, there were 6,344 recorded traffic offences. This was a 32 percent increase from the July number of offences. Then, the police made out 4,811 cases against motorists.Comparatively, February comes in behind the August figure. In February, the police recorded 6,013 cases against motorists. June, January, and July followed with 5,220, 5,022, and 4,811 respectively. March (4,772 cases), April (3,718 cases) and finally May (1,645 cases) closed off the list.The police statistics further showed that speeding continued to be the leading traffic offence made out by the police. Overall, there were 15,640 speeding offences made out from January to August.Overload minibuses followed with 1,955 cases while breach of the condition of road service licence and music followed with 1,654 cases. Other offences included, driving under the influence of alcohol with 1,251 cases; failure to wear seat belts came in third with 1,034 cases; and breach of traffic light signal with 672 cases.Specifically for the month of August,China Jerseys Cheap, speeding showed the biggest increase from July’s statistics. For August, there were 2,511 cases of speeding. This increase was substantially higher than the increases for other offences.