Latest news on federal road safety corps

Here are some of the latest news and updates on the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Nigeria:

  1. FRSC Launches Operation "Show Your Badge": The FRSC has launched an operation aimed at reducing road crashes and fatalities by ensuring that all road users, including motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians, wear their seatbelts, helmets, and other safety gear. (Source: Vanguard News, March 2023)
  2. FRSC Records 1,000 Road Crashes in 2 Weeks: The FRSC has reported that it recorded over 1,000 road crashes in just two weeks, resulting in the loss of over 100 lives. The agency has attributed the increase in crashes to reckless driving, speeding, and non-use of safety gear. (Source: The Punch, March 2023)
  3. FRSC Introduces New Vehicle Inspection Regime: The FRSC has introduced a new vehicle inspection regime aimed at ensuring that all vehicles on Nigerian roads are roadworthy and meet safety standards. The regime includes a new inspection form and a penalty system for non-compliant vehicles. (Source: ThisDay Live, February 2023)
  4. FRSC Partners with NAPTIP to Combat Human Trafficking: The FRSC has partnered with the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) to combat human trafficking on Nigerian roads. The partnership aims to identify and rescue victims of human trafficking and prosecute traffickers. (Source: The Guardian, February 2023)
  5. FRSC Launches "Operation Crackdown": The FRSC has launched an operation aimed at reducing road crashes and fatalities by cracking down on reckless drivers, including those who speed, drive under the influence of alcohol, and fail to wear seatbelts. (Source: Daily Trust, January 2023)
  6. FRSC Records 50% Increase in Road Crashes in 2022: The FRSC has reported a 50% increase in road crashes in 2022 compared to the previous year, resulting in the loss of over 5,000 lives. The agency has attributed the increase to reckless driving, speeding, and non-use of safety gear. (Source: The Nation, January 2023)
  7. FRSC Introduces New Uniform for Officers: The FRSC has introduced a new uniform for its officers, which includes a reflective vest and a new design. The new uniform is aimed at enhancing the visibility and professionalism of FRSC officers on Nigerian roads. (Source: Leadership Newspaper, December 2022)
  8. FRSC Partners with NEMA to Respond to Road Crashes: The FRSC has partnered with the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to respond to road crashes and provide emergency services to victims. The partnership aims to reduce the response time to road crashes and improve the overall response to emergencies. (Source: The Punch, December 2022)

These are some of the latest news and updates on the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Nigeria. The agency continues to work towards reducing road crashes and fatalities on Nigerian roads.