FRSC Calls For Respect For Traffic Rules To Reduce Road Crashes
Corps Marshal, Federal Road safety Corps, Shehu Mohammed has stressed that the recurring violations of established traffic regulations; particularly speeding, wrongful overtaking, dangerous driving, poor tyre maintenance, driver fatigue and mixed loading, continue to undermine national efforts to improve road safety.
This is contained in a statement by the Corps Public Education Officer, Osondu Ohaeri, the Corps Marshal expressing the heartfelt condolences of the Corps Marshal, FRSC Shehu Mohammed to the families of the deceased victims involved in three tragic road traffic crashes recorded in Kogi, Ogun and Kwara States between Sunday, 5 and Monday, 6 July 2026.
He described the crashes as heartbreaking and entirely preventable.
It adds that the Corps Marshal warned that the Corps will sustain aggressive enforcement against all traffic violations that endanger lives.
While assuring the public of the Corps' commitment to safer roads through sustained enforcement, strategic public education and prompt emergency response, the Corps Marshal urged every road user to recognise that road safety is a shared responsibility.
