Mr Mohammed urged motorists to use the FRSC’s toll-free 122 emergency line to report crashes, obstructions or reckless driving.
Mr Ogungbemide, acknowledged the challenge of “recalcitrant offenders” who persist in overloading vehicles despite repeated arrests
Reports indicated that a coaster bus marked KN 041 A17, owned by the Kano State Government, was involved in the accident.
Mr Mohammed said that the redeployment became necessary towards creating a safer motoring environment.
Mr Mohammed recalled that the fatal multiple crash occurred as a result of excessive speed.
Mr Ogungbemide called on transporters to adhere to safety regulations and avoid the practice of mix loading.
Mr Mohammed stressed that the corps would continue to work tirelessly to rid the nation of criminal elements through swift response and proactive measures
Mr Ogungbemide said that 31 people were involved in the crash, while 10 were rescued with varying degrees of injury and three rescued unharmed.
Operation Zero Tolerance, which commenced on December 15, will run until Wednesday, January 15, 2025.
The corps marshal directed commanding officers on immediate nationwide commencement of mega public enlightenment and sensitisation campaigns to commuters.
