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Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) blames impatient motorists for the gridlock at the Asaba end of Niger bridge.

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AllOnGeorgia dps.georgia.gov The Georgia State Patrol and the Motor Carrier Compliance Division encourage everyone to celebrate the Independence Day holiday responsibly. This year, the holiday travel period is 54 hours long.  It will begin at 6 p.m. on Friday, July 2, and end at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, July 4.  This year marks the third-year anniversary of the Georgia Hands-Free Law which went into effect July 1, 2018. Last year, the holiday period was 54 hours long.�...

Assistant Corps Marshal Adeleye, the Zonal Commanding Officer, Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Zone RS12, comprising the said states, stated this while monitoring the Mobile Court sittings going on within the Zone as part of an assessment of the ongoing Operation Zero Tolerance for Traffic Crashes 2020 (OZ-2020).

FRSC commander identifies prevalent motorists’ offences in Bauchi, Borno, Yobe On Kindly Share This Story: Assistant Corps Marshal Rotimi Adeleye has listed non-installation of the speed-limiting devices, overloading and overspeeding as the most prevalent offences committed by motorists in Bauchi, Borno and Yobe states. Assistant Corps Marshal Adeleye, the Zonal Commanding Officer, Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Zone RS12, comprising the said states, stated this while monitoring the Mobile...

Yousuo said more Nigerian seafarers would enjoy employment following interventions from the International Transport Workers Federation. He gave this assurance in his Christmas message to members of the association. According to him, a single collective bargaining agreement and joint monitoring team will be put in place for the wellbeing of Nigerian seamen. Meanwhile, the seafarers’ national leader called on the Federal Government to prepare adequate protection and compensation to seafarers as...

Vanguard News Yuletide: FRSC urges motorists to obey traffic rules On Kindly Share This Story: The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has advised motorists to obey traffic regulations in order to avert road crashes during the Christmas and New Year celebrations. The FRSC  Sector Commander in Ebonyi, Mrs Stella Uchegbu, gave the advice on Saturday during the corps sustained ‘Ember’ months safety campaign at the Ochoudo motor park, Abakaliki. Uchegbu said that the ‘Ember’ months have beco...