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OYRTMA commences night patrol in Ibadan, impounds 12 trucks, others

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
March 8, 2020
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OYRTMA commences night patrol in Ibadan, impounds 12 trucks, others

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The Oyo State Road Transport Management Agency has said its night patrol team has impounded 60 vehicles for violating traffic rules and regulations in Ibadan.
The Executive Chairman, OYRTMA, Dr. Akin Fagbemi, disclosed this after the first round of night patrol in Ibadan.
“In the course of the operations, 12 heavy-duty articulated trucks, 11 motorcycles, nine tricycles and 28 cabs and buses were impounded for fragrantly violating traffic rules and regulations along the identified routes”, he revealed.
Fagbemi said the vehicles were impounded along Iwo Road Interchange, Agodi-Gate Bus Stop, Mokola Roundabout, Academy and the tollgate along Lagos/Ibadan Expressway, between 1800hours on Thursday, 5th March, 2020 and 0210hours on Friday, 6th March, 2020.
The Chief Executive of OYRTMA said, “This patrol is sequel to several public complaints on the recently noticeable traffic gridlocks occasioned by unruly drivers and illegal parking at certain parts of the State in the core of night”.
“Our men and officers therefore embarked on night operations to ensure the free flow of human and vehicular movements particularly in Ibadan metropolis on Thursday”, he added.
While he assured members of the public that OYRTMA would continue the exercise until sanity is restored on the highways, he also implored them to contact the agency in case of any traffic congestion.

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