FRSC marks 37 Years of excellence, lauds media, stakeholders for support
Today, the FRSC celebrates its 37th anniversary and credits media partners for accelerating nationwide road safety progress. Through sustained awareness campaigns and policy advocacy, these collaborations have significantly enhanced public understanding of road safety issues.
Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed highlighted essential partnerships that have contributed to reducing traffic fatalities. He stated, “Media collaborators transformed public engagement by amplifying safety protocols and scrutinizing our operational frameworks.”
Since its inception in 1988, the agency has implemented landmark initiatives.
Standardized driver training, digital licensing systems, and emergency response networks collectively enhance highway safety metrics. Consequently, these initiatives lead to significant improvements in road safety.
Moreover, Mohammed emphasized ongoing modernization efforts aimed at curbing preventable road deaths by 2030. The agency is targeting AI-powered traffic monitoring and expanding ambulance coverage to enhance emergency response capabilities.
These efforts have collectively contributed to fostering a culture of road safety in the country.
Reflecting on its journey, the FRSC highlighted its long-standing relationship with the media as a cornerstone of its success. The Corps has strategically leveraged traditional and digital media platforms to disseminate vital information, engage with road users, and promote its campaigns. This partnership has been pivotal in shaping public attitudes toward road safety and ensuring compliance with traffic regulations.
As part of its 37th-anniversary celebration, the FRSC reaffirmed its commitment to its mandate of ensuring safer roads and reducing road traffic fatalities. The Corps also called for sustained collaboration with stakeholders, urging the media and other partners to continue supporting its mission.
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The FRSC’s achievements over nearly four decades underscore its dedication to creating a safer motoring environment for all Nigerians. As it looks to the future, the Corps remains resolute in its pursuit of excellence and innovation in road safety management.
For more information on FRSC’s initiatives and activities, visit their official website or follow their social media platforms.
About FRSC
On February 18, 1988, Nigeria established the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) as the leading agency for road traffic management.
The FRSC’s mission focuses on eradicating road traffic crashes while promoting a safe motoring environment through effective enforcement of traffic laws.
Furthermore, it emphasizes public education and collaboration with stakeholders to enhance road safety initiatives.
