Hon Charles Darko Yeboah, also known as Hon Ozay, the Municipal Chief Executive for Abuakwa North, has taken a significant step towards promoting road safety in the area. Recently, he met with motor riders from Old Tafo at the municipal assembly hall in Kukurantumi to discuss pressing issues affecting their operations.
The meeting covered key issues, including indiscipline, drug abuse, over speeding, and overloading. The MCE emphasized the need for riders to adhere to traffic regulations and rules, highlighting the dangers of drug abuse and its impact on road safety.
Riders were cautioned against speeding and the importance of adhering to safe loading practices to prevent accidents. The MCE also discussed the formation of a welfare scheme for riders, aiming to improve their overall well-being and job satisfaction.
This initiative demonstrates the MCE’s commitment to addressing road safety concerns and promoting a responsible riding culture in Abuakwa North. By working together, authorities and motor riders can create a safer environment for all road users.
Hon Ozay efforts are expected to yield positive results, including reduced accidents and improved road safety awareness among riders. The welfare scheme will also contribute to the well-being of riders, enhancing their job satisfaction and overall quality of life.
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