Motorists are urged to prepare for their journeys home at the end of this long weekend. Photo / File
On the final day of the long weekend, motorists are being urged to prepare for their journeys home.
The road toll stands at two, with two women killed in separate accidents over the weekend.
Spokesperson for the Road charity Brake, Caroline Perry says every death on the roads is a tragedy.
She says drivers need to so some basic things before setting off for home today.
"Things like checking your tyres, making sure your lights are working, windscreen wipers, oil and water levels.
"Plan your route carefully. Make sure you leave with plenty of time to get to your destination."
Perry adds winter weather and reduced daylight add to the risks on the roads at this time of year.
"Avoid driving if the conditions are treacherous, like heavy rain, strong winds, ice and snow.
"Delay your journey if possible or find another way of getting to your destination."
Last year's Queen's Birthday road toll was five.
Emergency services rushed to the scene just after 2am.