By Edito By Editor
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has inuagurate one-week special patrol operation, tagged “Operation Guduma”, in Kano State to enforce traffic regulations and curb road traffic violations.
The operation was flagged off along Zaria Road, Kano.
The Corps Marshal, Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM) Yusuf Aliyu-Haruna, who is in charge of Federal Operations who spoke during the flag off emphasised the need for motorists to comply with traffic regulations, warning against practices capable of compromising road safety and security.
According to him,”special patrol operation is targeting critical traffic offences.
”Number plate violations which include unauthorised use of diplomatic number plates, covering of vehicle number plates and illegal transfer or exchange of number plates between vehicles without following the prescribe legal procedures.
Assistant Corps Marshal (ACM) was assisted by Kano Sector Commander, Corps Commander (CC) Idris Mohammed-Lawal, alongside representatives of other security agencies.
”Other offences target include overloading and mixed loading, which pose serious safety risks to motorists and other road users and can contribute to road traffic crashes”,he said.
He urge motorists, transport operators and other road users to cooperate with patrol personnel and ensure that their vehicles complied with all statutory requirements.
The FRSC reaffirm its commitment to reduce road traffic crashes through sustain enforcement of traffic laws, public enlightenment and collaboration with other security agencies.
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