Dozens face prosecution for traffic violations in Delta
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At least 68 traffic offenders have been prosecuted in mobile courts in Warri, Asaba, and Okwe, Delta State. The Delta State Police Command, led by spokesperson SP Bright Edafe, coordinated the enforcement with judges and magistrates as part of efforts to curb rising traffic violations. Offenders faced charges ranging from unauthorised use of number plates to driving without valid licences. Authorities emphasized the importance of compliance to ensure safety and order on Delta roads.
What happened
- SP Bright Edafe stated that 68 offenders were prosecuted for various traffic infractions in Delta State.
- Offences included unauthorised use of number plates, driving against traffic, operating vehicles without registration, illegal use of sirens, road obstruction, covered number plates, and driving without valid licences.
- All offenders were fined according to the Delta State Traffic Management Law and the National Road Traffic Regulations.
- The police command is collaborating with the Federal Road Safety Corps and the Delta State Traffic Management Agency to enhance enforcement and public safety.
- Motorists are urged to comply with regulations, ensure proper vehicle registration, and carry valid licences at all times.
