Mr Biu stressed the need to have a crash-free anniversary.
Mr Ugbebor said special marshals should desire to serve society voluntarily without expecting something in return.
He added that the initiative would equally enhance affordability and efficiency in transportation services.
According to him, road traffic crashes are not accidents but are a result of the actions or inactions of human beings.
He said all the 18 passengers in the bus were male adults.
He said the crash occurred at exactly 04:02 a.m. while the FRSC tow truck was removing the broken truck along the route.
FRSC corps marshal, Dauda Biu, recently inaugurated the special operation, directing that such drivers and vehicles should be apprehended.
He assured that the corps’ office in Sabon Gari would soon be built and equipped with adequate facilities to enhance effective performance.
The appellate court on Monday affirmed the judgment of the Federal High Court, which held that the FRSC could only operate on federal roads.
Mr Kazeem attributed the low figures to what he termed as “the corps’ rejigged operational tactics towards creating a safer motoring environment in Nigeria”.
