‘Take Breaks While Driving’- FRSC Tell Drivers Fasting In Ramadan

The Federal Highway Security Corps (FRSC) yesterday suggested long-distance motorists to tug over in a secure place and take a relaxation in case of fatigue throughout the Ramadan quick.

The FRSC official stated taking few minute relaxation as a security measure, needs to be adhered to by drivers, as it could relieve them of the same old fatigue related to fasting.

Mr Philip Ozonnandi, the FRSC Unit Commander in Ore, gave this recommendation whereas talking with journalists in Ore, Ondo State.

He appealed to motorists to all the time obey site visitors guidelines and laws, including that utilizing the Ramadan interval as an excuse to flout site visitors guidelines wouldn’t be tolerated by FRSC officers.

“I’ll advise motorists particularly our Muslim brothers on lengthy distance jouneys to tug over and take some relaxation in a secure place on the freeway when fatigue units in on account of the Ramadan quick.

“I feel this is without doubt one of the security ideas in opposition to highway crashes, fatigue is prone to trigger sleep whereas on the wheels.

“Drivers must also obey all site visitors guidelines on the freeway as utilizing Ramadan interval to violate site visitors guidelines won’t cease the FRSC officers from performing their lawful duties,” Ozonnandi stated.