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Yuletide: FRSC Commences Operation Zero Tolerance To Road Traffic Crashes

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As activities peak for the yuletide, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has commenced its one month end of the year special patrol operations code-named ‘Operation Zero’.

The Commission assured the public of adequate mobilisation of personnel and logistics that would engender hitch free trips for all travellers.

The Operation commenced Thursday, 15 December, 2022 and is expected to elapse on 15 January, 2023.

The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps, Dauda Ali Biu authorized the special patrol and charged all Commanding Officers to mobilise both material and human resources within their general operational areas, in order to minimise or tackle assiduously, all variables that are responsible for traffic gridlock, obstructions and road crashes nationwide.

A statement by the FRSC Assistant Corps Marshal Corps Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, said the deployment affects all personnel at the national headquarters and the field commands respectively.

While giving the charge, the Acting Corps Marshal also commended the noticable positive road use behaviours of commuters, particularly the ones that comply with established traffic regulations and warned violators of traffic laws to desist henceforth or face the wrath if the law.

According to him, the operatives have been mandated to educate road users and also ensure that drivers whose actions and inactions endanger other road users are apprehended, their vehicles impounded and appropriate sanctions meted on them.

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