FRSC Holds Road Show in Bonny, Urges Compliance with Traffic Regulations During Festive Season

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has advised Nigerians to drive safely during this festive season and avoid driving habits that could endanger their lives and those of other road users.

Unit Commander of the FRSC Rivers Sector 6.15 Bonny Unit Command, Daisy Isiofia, an Assistant Corps Commander (ACC), gave this advice on Wednesday, December 10, 2025 during a road show in Bonny, Rivers State.

According to her, the road show/rally aims at creating awareness about safe driving habits, pointing out that such would ensure that all road users are alive and safe from road crashes that could impair or result in fatalities.

“The main message we’re bringing to you is Don’t Drink and Drive. As we celebrate this season of Christmas, remember your loved ones need u home”

“Your loved ones want you safe, use your seatbelt. It is the safest device in your vehicle, use it always; and always drive to save lives.”

The road show/rally which began from the FRSC office in Bonny along Hospital Road went through Akiama and Willbros Road and eventually terminated at the Coal Beach.

Addressing the crowd at the Coal Beach, the Head of Operation, Bonny Unit Command, Chukwuemeka Nwokolo, a Superintendent Route Commander (SRC), charged everyone to be intentional with obeying traffic signs and regulations while driving or commuting.

He cautioned motorists to always be alert at all times and avoid any form of distractions such as use of your mobile phone, discussions, and anything else that takes your eyes off the road.”

He also enjoined them to periodically check their vehicles’ breaks, lights, indicators, windscreen wipers, steering, exhaust and tires to avoid disappointment while driving.

The Federal Road Safety Corps is mandated by the law establishing it to eradicate road traffic crashes and create a safe motoring environment by regulating, enforcing, and coordinating all road traffic activities, focusing on preventing crashes through public enlightenment, driver/vehicle/road management, prompt rescue, and strict law enforcement.

The FRSC handles vehicle registration, driver’s licenses, produce number plates, and educate the public, acting as the primary agency for traffic management on Nigerian roads.