The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) will henceforth revoke the driver’s licences of recalcitrant drivers.
Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Malam Shehu Mohammed, made this known on Friday in Abuja while addressing newsmen on the outcome of the 2024 Eid-el Kabir Special Patrol Operations held between Friday June 14 to Sunday June 23.
He said that the Corps had realised more than ever before the increasing need for collective participation and collaboration of all stakeholders.
He also said the Corps leveraged on this as a necessary variable tool that would helped in achieving the mileage recorded within the periods under consideration.
According to him, prominent amongst these activities are ;strengthened ongoing Inter-agency Joint Task Force (JTF) to mitigate the excesses of trailer drivers.
“Enforcing compliance on indiscriminate use of trailers to convey human beings.
“This is also including aggressive public enlightenment, robust media engagement and aggressive advocacy campaigns carried out in motor parks across the Federation.
“Finally, there was also the identification and mapping of strategic routes across the country and effective deployment of appropriate personnel and logistics to cover them, “he said.
The FRSC boss said that the Corps had a robust engagement with the leadership of the various Transport Unions, and Security Agencies.
This, he said included State Traffic Management Agencies and the FCT Department of Road Traffic Services.
“All these where done to ensure that every stakeholder, both in public and private sector plays cardinal role in entrenching safety on the highways.
“On the strength of the foregoing, may I bring to your notice that we have added to the conventional enforcement of traffic regulations on articulated vehicles.
“We have gone a step further by commencing prosecution of recalcitrant drivers through Mobile Court operations in the 36 States of the Federation and the FCT.
“Subsequently, more drastic measures including suspension and withdrawal of the national drivers license will be carried out, “he said.
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