FRSC: Speeding Remains Nigeria's Deadliest Road Habit
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has identified speeding as the most lethal road habit in Nigeria, contributing significantly to road accidents and fatalities. Despite ongoing efforts to enforce speed limits and promote road safety awareness, speeding remains a critical issue that requires urgent attention to reduce the high rate of road accidents in the country.
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