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FCTA to introduce organized transport system for citizens

by Savvy Nigeria
January 8, 2024
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The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has disclosed plans to introduce a Unified Standard Transportation System in the nation’s capital.

This was disclosed by the Director, Directorate of Road Traffic Services (DRTS), Dr Abdulateef Bello on Monday during a stakeholders engagement meeting.

Bello stated that the recovery of taxi ranks earlier issued quit notice within the capital city, would soon commence, to reorganise it for licensed operators.

He noted that standardizing the transportation system in Abuja had become very necessary, considering that the city was fastly evolving and no aspect of it should be ignored.

Bello said that Abuja cannot be left without an organised transportation system that will meet the needs of all citizens.

He equally revealed that the administration has perfected plans with consultants to bring in buses that use Compressed Natural Gas ( CNG), to solve the problems of mass transit in Abuja.

According to him, the buses when acquired and deployed to different routes, will take care of the rickety vehicles and taxis that have been constituting nuisances on Abuja roads.

One of the stakeholders, Dr Abubakar Sadiq, the Chairman, RTEIN Mass Transit, said the new policies by the administration was a welcome development, but critical players in the transportation sector must be given adequate consideration.

Also, Okorie Victor, the Chairman of Self Employed Commercial Drivers Association (SECDAN) urged the administration to embark on aggressive sensitisation to ensure that all stakeholders properly understand the evolving policies of the administration in the transportation sector.

 


|The Guardian

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