The Easter holiday road carnage appears to have reduced considerably, following decisive action by law enforcement agencies to deal with speeding motorists, drunk drivers and unroadworthy vehicles. Yet, scores of people have still been killed and injured on the roads.Automobile Association spokesman Marius Luyt said close to 40 people had died since the start of the holidays.Road Traffic Management Corporation spokesman Simon Zwane said the government would release official statistics later this week.Preliminary figures show KwaZulu-Natal has the highest holiday death toll, with 36 killed on the province's roads...