Mr Biu also warned drivers against excessive speed to avoid crashes while on the road.
Mr Biu specifically urged fleet and other commercial vehicle operators and private vehicle owners to prioritise vehicle maintenance.
The special operations for the Eid-el-Fitr celebration had been scheduled to commence on Thursday, April 20, and end on Tuesday, April 25.
“I want to appeal to the leadership of RTEAN to work with the National Agency for Mass Literacy to set up learning centres in the parks,” said Ms Tallen.
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) recovered N5,020,660 and 10 phones from road crash victims on the Kaduna-Zaria road.
Mr Kazeem quoted the FRSC corps marshal, Dauda Biu, as advising motorists to desist from night journeys to reduce fatalities from road crashes.
He explained that the recovered amount was returned in the presence of the DPO of Ipetu-Ijesa, Seriki Owena, Ilesa of Benin and the head of the Hausa community.
We hope that the public would cooperate with our personnel, other security agencies and volunteers assisting in traffic management during the period.
The corps said it has activated 28 road traffic crash clinics and 53 zebra points located along the major routes to be covered by ambulances that will be fully utilised.
Mr Abdul said that the corps was concerned over the large number of motorists driving without licence in the FCT.
