By Ikugbadi Oluwasegun
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has prosecuted 35 traffic offenders, convicted 34 and discharged one, during a mobile court session held along the Calabar–Ikom highway at pamol, Cross River state.
The mobile court session, carried out under the general operational area of the cross river sector command, saw a total of 70 traffic offences committed by 35 drivers brought before the court.
The corps says this is a significant step in curbing the growing disregard for road safety regulations by a section of the motoring public especially the prosecution of 12 motorists who attempted to bribe frsc operatives, a clear violation that the corps views with utmost seriousness.
Reacting to this development, the corps marshal, Shehu Mohammed described it as a bold and commendable stance against corruption emphasizing that the exercise reiterates that the corps remains resolute in enforcing traffic laws with fairness, professionalism, and transparency.
