The governor also asked the Federal Road Safety Corps to restrict their operations to highways and stay off state roads.
According to Punch, Ambode spoke while inaugurating the pedestrian bridge, lay-by and slip road at Berger bus stop.
The governor said VIOs and FRSC contributed significantly to gridlock in the state, adding that his government would employ technology to track and monitor vehicle registration and MOT certifications.
“The Vehicle Inspection Officers have been asked to stay off our roads permanently. We also advice the Federal Road Safety Corps to stay on the fringes and highways and not on the main streets of Lagos.
“It has become evident that these agencies contribute to the traffic challenges on our roads. We will employ technology to track and monitor vehicle registration and MOT certifications, ” Ambode said.
I think this Governor is doing better than Fash. I like him.
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ReplyDeleteGod bless ambode infact ambode will long thunder fire fashola .fashola yoked dis state with heavy tax his tax drive was mean wicked and aggressive .fashola used Vio to generate illegal revenue. ambode is going about it in a humane way.the ban in road safety and especially vio is long over due. Vio became lords obtaining motorists intimidating motorist and fighting motorist good for dem
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