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Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Osita Chidoka, said on Wednesday that
he had written to the Managing Director of Toyota Nigeria Limited over high
frequency of crashes involving Toyota buses, especially the Hiace brand (aka
Hummer bus)
Chidoka
said the FRSC had also written to the management of Young Shall Grow Motors
over the frequent involvement of their buses in crashes, saying the company’s buses were involved
in 32 crashes which resulted in 71 deaths and 93 injuries between January 2012
and June 2013.
He said that the FRSC was carrying out a full audit of safety processes of the transport company, spanning its drivers, vehicles, and company policies to ascertain their compliance with minimum safety standards.
The FRSC, Chidoka said, he was collecting data on another transport firm, Peace Mass Transit, and would also conduct safety audit on the company .
He said that the FRSC was carrying out a full audit of safety processes of the transport company, spanning its drivers, vehicles, and company policies to ascertain their compliance with minimum safety standards.
The FRSC, Chidoka said, he was collecting data on another transport firm, Peace Mass Transit, and would also conduct safety audit on the company .
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Govt should look into d bad state of our roads first.
ReplyDeleteI agree totally with u but our commercial bus drivers are always too impatient when they are on the road. They can't over speed now cos the roads are bad and we are recording high rate of fatal accidents. Imagine the overspeeding if the roads were like the ones in Dubai?
DeleteFRSC welldone jare it's no easy †ø follow-up on most of T̶̲̥̅̊h̶̲̥̅̊e̶̲̥̅̊"shayo"drivers †ø worsen T̶̲̥̅̊h̶̲̥̅̊e̶̲̥̅̊ matter no G̶̲̥̅Ơ̴̴̴̴͡.̮Ơ̴̴̴͡d roads.
ReplyDeleteFRSC is what it is today because an Igbo man is in charge "Chidoka", Nigeria will be better if an Igbo man rules.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you for telling the idot the truth. He must be one of those "chronic Ibotic illiterate". We are talking about people's life here, he is busy talking about tribe and politic.
DeleteHw we talking abut ruling or safety here.which country U̶̲̥̅̊na wan rule?wen U̶̲̥̅̊ pple is always after separation or individing dis conutry.FRSC una welldone jare.abeg help Naija tell den.dis company should educate deir drivers about safety in our Road.or better still U̶̲̥̅̊ pple should help us to educate den....remind bless.
ReplyDeleteOkay una done try but big shame to u ppl, u ppl know that our roads are bad or sorry, that we don't have roads in some areas. Big shame to FRSC and the country where are our roads? Shameful nation. You ppl cannot do roads for us? U have the boldness to point at a company. Just point to yourself first. They are fools forever and should be called to order but u cannt nah.
ReplyDeleteU see yourself, d most fatal accidents dat claim more lifes happen where d roads is smooth. Accidents dat happen on bad spots are less fatal meaning recklessness on d part of d drivers and inpatience due to very bad conditions given to d drivers are responsible for most of d accidents. Go and check, d drivers are remunerated based on d numbers of trips they run and dat is why they are inpatient. It has nothing to do with tribe because people like u believe d yorubas are responsible for even d misfortune in your villages. Looser.
DeleteFool, do you know the difference between ministry of works ,Ferma, ministry of transport and FRSC ?
ReplyDeleteOga Chidoka, wetin you go talk about dangote? For a sense of what I'm talking about, drive pass benin/Asaba express way to see for yourself. I here rest my case! COURT.......
ReplyDeleteYour comment shows dat most of d fatalities on our roads is largely due to reckless driving. Afterall, Benin/Asaba road is very smooth but yet, we record fatal accidents on dat road too.
DeleteTnxs my dear,wot of dangote companies FRSC chiraman is he blind jst count frn jan 2012 to june 2013 it's uncountable de number of pple dangote motor has killed,FRSC chiraman u hv to check well or is dia any bribe on dis
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