The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
The new Ondo Sector Commander, Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Vincent Jack has attributed the increasing rate of road accident in the state to overspending and failure on motorists to obey road signs.
The FRSC boss added that reckless driving by commercial motorcyclists is giving the command sleepless night.
He disclosed that hundreds of commercial drivers are being arrested on daily basis for not installing speed limiting device in their vehicles.
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