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ZAROTA warns road users against one way driving, threatens legal actions

The Zamfara State Road Traffic Agency ZAROTA has issued  stern warning to motorist, commercial drivers, tricyclists, motorcyclist and cyclists who deliberately drive against the flow of traffic (popularly known as one way driving) on roads across the state to desist immediately or face arrest and prosecution, Peak Newspaper reports. Zamfara state traffic agency notes with […]

The Zamfara State Road Traffic Agency ZAROTA has issued  stern warning to motorist, commercial drivers, tricyclists, motorcyclist and cyclists who deliberately drive against the flow of traffic (popularly known as one way driving) on roads across the state to desist immediately or face arrest and prosecution, Peak Newspaper reports.

Zamfara state traffic agency notes with serious concern the rising incidents of traffic violations among road users who unlawfully operate against the flow of traffic ,there by endangering their own lives,the lives of other road users,as well as public safety.

As contained in a statement by Commandant/chief executive officer
the public relations officer of the agency Saleh Ibrahim kwaren shinkafi, driving against traffic constitutes a gross violations of traffic regulation and remains a major cause of road crashes, injuries,loss of live and damage to property.

Consequently,the commandant and chief executive officer of Zamfara Road Traffic Agency, ZAROTA, Muhammad bello Musa ataka Gusau has directed all Area commanders, divisional officers, to intensify enforcement operations across the state and ensure the arrest and prosecution of offenders without exception.

Members of the public are advised to strictly obey traffic laws, respect road signs,and conduct themselves responsibly while using the roads.

The commandant, Muhammad Bello Musa Ataka reiterated that, no individual or category of road users is above the law,and anyone found violating traffic regulations will be dealt with in accordance with the extant laws.

Parents, transport unions,fleet operators and community leaders are also urged to caution their members and wards against this dangerous and unlawful practice.

ZAROTA remains committed to ensuring the safety of all road users and maintaining peace and order on all highways and streets across the state.

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