The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has urged drivers to always ensure that their headlamps are on, especially in the morning, when harmattan haze affects visibility. FRSC Sector Commander in Akwa Ibom, Mr Matthew Olonisaye, gave the advice in a statement on Thursday in Uyo. Olonisaye reminded drivers and all road users that life had […]
The Federal Road Safety Corps has urged drivers to always ensure that their headlamps are on, especially in the morning, when harmattan haze affects visibility. FRSC Sector Commander in Akwa Ibom, Mr Matthew Olonisaye, gave the advice in a statement on Thursday in Uyo. Olonisaye reminded drivers and all road users that life had…The Federal Road Safety Corps has urged drivers to always ensure that their headlamps are on, especially in the morning, when harmattan haze affects visibility.
Olonisaye reminded drivers and all road users that life had no duplicate, and that speed thrills, but kills.“Life has no duplicate or spare parts, once it is snuffed out of an individual, it is gone forever! Why being complacent and pay little or no attention to the issues of road safety?“Our family members, friends and well-wishers eagerly wait to receive and welcome us back home alive,” Olonisaye said.
“Road safety is a shared responsibility, hence, it is required of all to be in alignment with safe system approach to road safety”. “Avoid night time driving, but when it is early hours of the day, lower beams and keep your headlamps properly adjusted and focused.
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