There have been a worrying number of deaths on Glasgow roads this year.
A new car speed tracking tool is being rolled out by Glasgow City Council as calls are being made to increase efforts to prevent road smashes.
He added: "It is a very useful piece of kit we have just acquired which allows us to check any street throughout the city for speed data." Mr Cairns said: "More often than not collisions are occurring in random locations or on arterial routes. Human error unfortunately has always been and still is one of the highest causation factors in collisions."
Mr Cairns said there is a message for everybody and referred to the work of Scottish Occupational Road Safety Alliance , which promotes fleet safety.Mr Cairns said the council only have access to road incident data involving injuries. He said he would look at whether it was possible to obtain data on collisions, which didn't result in injuries.
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