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FRSC Commences 2023 EMBER Months Enlightenment Campaign For Road Users In Delta
The sector commander Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) RS 5.2 Delta state, CC. Udeme Bassey Eshiet has urged drivers/ road users to be conscious of their driving as we entered the EMBER months.
The commander who stated this at the 2023 EMBER months public enlightenment and road safety campaign in Asaba, said speed thrills but kills, urging drivers to drive responsibly and avoid overloading.
He maintained that this year enlightenment campaign is to educate the road users to avoid overload, extra light in their vehicles, making calls while driving and night driving.
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He appealed to drivers, road users to be conscious in this EMBER months that only the living can celebrate.
Addressing drivers at Benin/ Asaba park at the toll gate and Koka Junction in Asaba, the sector commander told drivers that reckless driving, overload, night driving is dangerous.
He said: “As EMBER Months begin, be careful in your driving, make sure all the necessary components in your vehicle is in other, Eshiet advised road users.”
While addressing his staff on how the command will make easy flow of traffic during the EMBER months, he acknowledged the Corps Marshall of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Marshall Dauda Biu for early enlightenment campaign as the EMBER Months began.
He charged his staff to ensure that the flow of traffic is contained in an appropriate manner, adding that their vehicles will be well taken care off for any emergency.
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