The partnership is expected to help checkmate touting, thuggery and hooliganism in motor parks across the country.
The chairman also called on his members to report any suspicious movement in their respective branches to security agencies.
“This situation has brought back memories of bad governance in our nation.”
The NURTW says the N800 consolidated levy would not deprive the union of collecting its normal statutory levy.
The Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria said the move was in a bid to rebrand the association.
The chairman of RTEAN also cautioned drivers against taking passengers outside of motor parks.
