Besides, owners of such buses will
have their identities aboard the vehicles. This is part of the revelations by
the state Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Kayode Opeifa, while briefing
journalists on the activities of the ministry in the last 365 days.
He said, “The transport unions have
agreed on the type of uniform and the badges they will give to the commercial
bus drivers and their conductors. The identities of the owners (owners’ cards)
of the commercial buses will also be aboard these buses.”
Again, the commercial bus drivers
must be re-certified by attending the drivers’ institute, where they will
undergo comprehensive tests - including vision and driving tests.
The Chairman, National Union of Road
Transport Workers, Lagos State branch, Mr. Tajudeen Agbede, reacting to
this development, said the union would always support the government in
its efforts to actualise the contents of the Road Traffic Law, which, he noted,
aim at saving lives and ensuring sanity on Lagos roads.
He stated, “We are always in support
of government by making sure our members obey the Road Traffic Law. It is for
the good of everyone in the state.”
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Good enough. What about d removal of agberoes or motor park touts from lagos parks n roads, or is fashola or ac n keeping dem 4 use at 2015 elections?
ReplyDeleteNa wa for u Ooº°Ú Ú°ºo . Dis fashola neva try do. Evrytin @ a time abeg. U supose use ur head take knw say Since union members gt uniform Ãήϑ Na dat drivers Ãήϑ conductor hav uniform too we go knw who b who for motor park d next step na to chase d uniformless agbero ± 2ÀÑ touts out of d moto park.mk we dey use our head tink be4 we open our ignorant Ãήϑ olodo mouth dey tlk nonse. If u no go fit advice,soport or make meaningful critics den shot up ur mouth.
DeleteO boi, na so u take dey vex. U just finish d first guy like to say una get querrel. Well sha na tru u talk... One tin at a time.
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