FRSC expresses worry as route violation offences increase on Abia major roads

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Ngozi Ezeoma

The Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC Abia State Sector Command, has expressed concern over the increasing incidence of motorists driving against traffic otherwise known as route violation, on major roads across the State.

The Sector Commander, Corps Commander Ngozi Ezeoma, who condemned the unsafe practice, expressed worry that some drivers deliberately violate traffic rules with the unjustified excuse that designated turning points are too far, thereby endangering themselves and passengers.

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She emphasized that driving against traffic is a grave traffic offence that poses serious danger to all road users, often resulting in head-on collisions, avoidable crashes, loss of lives, and destruction of property.

Ezeoma noted that reckless behaviour not only disrupts the orderly flow of traffic but also contributes significantly to congestion and confusion on the roads, thereby undermining traffic management efforts within the State.

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” The FRSC reiterates that road designs, including designated turning points, are carefully structured to ensure safety and smooth vehicular movement, and should be strictly adhered to at all times.

” The Corps therefore warns all motorists to desist from this unlawful act, stressing that anyone caught engaging in route violation will be apprehended and sanctioned in line with the National Road Traffic Regulations”, she warned.

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The FRSC further said that it has intensified patrols and enforcement operations across critical corridors in Abia State to curb the menace.

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