Federal Road Safety Corps to Enforce Speed Limit Devices and Passenger Manifests in Anambra from March 1

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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in Anambra State has announced that it will begin the strict enforcement of speed limit devices and passenger manifests for commercial transport operators starting March 1.

This was made known by the State Sector Commander Joyce Alexander during a briefing in Awka over the weekend, where she reviewed the command’s performance in the 2024 Operation Zero programme.

Alexander noted that despite existing regulations, many transporters have failed to install speed limit devices in their vehicles, while others deliberately tamper with the devices to evade enforcement.

Alexander warned that the FRSC would no longer tolerate fleet operators prioritising profits over passenger safety.

Transport operators have been urged to comply with the new measures to avoid facing strict sanctions.

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