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Christmas: 201 FRSC mobile courts to begin sitting Monday – Boboye

The 201 mobile courts set up by the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC to prosecute traffic offenders during the yuletide season will begin sitting on…

The 201 mobile courts set up by the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC to prosecute traffic offenders during the yuletide season will begin sitting on Monday.

Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, Corps Marshal of the FRSC, who was on a nationwide tour, disclosed this on Saturday in Ibadan during his visit to Oyo State, in an effort to ensure free flow of traffic nationwide during the yuletide season.

The Corps Marshal said all his personnel would be mobilized to ensure motorists obey traffic rules, while also urging road users to comply with traffic regulations so as not to spend their Christmas and New Year in prison custody.

He called for maximum punishment for motorists who assault any of his personnel, saying 71 of his officers were assaulted by motorists from January till date as a result of malicious behaviour of some road users.

Oyeyemi advised motorists to cooperate with FRSC personnel “as we move towards the end of year 2018.”

He said the commission had been able to bring down the number of road traffic crashes to single digit in 2018 compared to 2017, saying this was an indication that an appreciable achievement had been made.

“I am satisfied with the level of operation so far and we are complying with the directive of President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure free flow of traffic and reduce road crashes.

“I have set down full enforcements to ensure removal of obstruction from high ways, proper manning of all diversion areas so that we don’t experience gridlock and rescue team fully activated among others,’’ Oyeyemi said. (NAN)

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