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Yuletide: FRSC Sets Up Mobile Court For Erring Drivers

A mobile court to try erring drivers during the festive period is about to be established on Wednesday by the Sagamu Unit Command of Federal Road Safety Corps in Ogun State.

This development was made public by the Unit Commander of FRSC, Sagamu, Taofiq Iyanda during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Sagamu, Ogun, NAN reports.

According to him, this would serve as a deterrent to road users who intended to flout traffic rules and regulations during the yuletide.

He also revealed any motorist apprehended for route violation, driving against traffic, and other traffic offenses would have their vehicles impounded and prosecuted.

Iyanda stated further that the exercise aimed to check the excesses of drivers that could lead to the loss of lives through road crashes.

“We are appealing to motorists to obey traffic rules and regulations to stem mishaps on the highway, especially during this coming festive season.

“In addition, they should cooperate with FRSC personnel and other sister agencies, to ensure sanity on the highways and to get to their various destinations safely,” he said.

Iyanda also advised motorists to have all relevant documents in order not to be delayed by traffic personnel in the course of their journeys.

In order to prevent unnecessary breakdowns of cars on the roads, the unit commander added that motorists should ensure that their vehicles were properly serviced, especially for long trips,

Still on the precautions to be considered, the need for vehicles’ fog lights to function as harmattan had started in some parts of the country, was also mentioned.

He also warned against reckless driving, wrongful overtaking, and drunk driving to minimise accidents during the festive season.

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