Transport ministry begins consultation on new licensing regime for 'okada', tricycles

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• Honest 8 months ago

  Videos of the misbehaviour on our roads by most of them must be put into a documentary and played on TV to educate them. Some of them have taken the middle line dividing the lanes to be their lane and will not move out no mat ...
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  Videos of the misbehaviour on our roads by most of them must be put into a documentary and played on TV to educate them. Some of them have taken the middle line dividing the lanes to be their lane and will not move out no matter how too close the vehicles in their lanes are. The road safety authority has to up their game in this regard

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• Motor Riders need Help 8 months ago

  The License, insurance, roadworthy and it's annual renewals charges are too much for Moto riders, even those of us using our private Bikes for official assignments, for more than a decade and government not paying us our main ...
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  The License, insurance, roadworthy and it's annual renewals charges are too much for Moto riders, even those of us using our private Bikes for official assignments, for more than a decade and government not paying us our maintenance allowances, or fueling it for us in the hinter lands. The police always frustrating us on the roads. What's government doing about this. If revenue generation is not the core objective for the regulation of Moto riding but welfare and safety then the fees must be downward reviewed. We're suffering too much. Attention should be focused on reckless drivers for money making as a deterrent measure. Government listen and not just hearing.

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• Motor Riders need Help 8 months ago

  Police are exploiting and intimidating us on the roads too much. Walking to DVLA to obtain a piece of paper is not our problem but the huge charges associated to the licence, Insurance and Roadworthy is the problem. If welfar ...
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  Police are exploiting and intimidating us on the roads too much. Walking to DVLA to obtain a piece of paper is not our problem but the huge charges associated to the licence, Insurance and Roadworthy is the problem. If welfare is the core objective, then reduce the exorbitant charges. We're tired of police disturbances. They exploit us without accounting to no one on the roads. Aabah

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