MOTORIST BAGS TWO MONTHS JAIL FOR DRIVING WITH SOUTH KOREAN LICENCE

Penpushing report that, the convict had told the court that he returned home during the yuletide and was scheduled to return to South Korea by the end of February, stating that the licence in his possession was still valid and appealed that he should be allowed to use it as proof that he had good driving knowledge.

The Sector Commander of FRSC in Anambra, Sunday Ajayi while speaking said the Mobile Court operation was in line with safer road objective of the service, adding that the operation was in conjunction with Anambra Government showing concern over the recklessness of drivers on the road.

The commander said the mobile court would sit regularly because of its effectiveness in checking drivers’ misconduct, explaining that, the court was part of the activities being undertaking by the commission to achieve its goals.

“The mobile court is part of the activities that we are undertaking to achieve our goals for 2018.There is no special time for obeying traffic laws, safety is an all time business and we will be having it from time to time’,he said.

“During special operations like this we look out for every offence but we have special interest in high risk factors like lane violation, speeding, possession of licence, and the use of phone while driving,’’ Ajayi added.