News
FRSC Begins Alcohol Level Test On Drivers In Lagos State (Video)
FRSC Begins Alcohol Level Test On Drivers In Lagos State (Video).

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has begun testing the alcohol levels of drivers in Lagos State. With this test, FRSC can determine the level of alcohol in a driver’s body with the air they breathe out.
The alcohol test exercise which commenced on Saturday is part of efforts to ensure the safety of commuters along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. The exercise will continue until January 19, 2o20.
Motorists suspected to be driving under the influence of alcohol, or motorists found committing traffic offense, may be required to take this test.
Watch the video below;
FRSC is the Government Agency with statutory responsibilities for road safety administration in Nigeria. Their vision is to eradicate road traffic crashes and create safe motoring environment in Nigeria. Members of the Commission shall have power to arrest and prosecute persons reasonably suspected of having committed any traffic offense.
Check if your name is among the List of 24, 000 Unclaimed Drivers Licenses released by the traffic agency some months ago.
Video Credit: Channels
-
Car Theft7 days agoFear Of Theft: Indian Man Hires Crane To Park New Mahindra SUV On Rooftop Before Traveling To Israel
-
News1 week agoMercedes-AMG CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung: Sold-Out 646-HP Collector’s Item Limited To Just 30 Units
-
Celebrities Auto1 week agoIs This Asake’s New Ride? Inside the 1,001-HP Lamborghini Revuelto Venuum Voltoro V1 Spotted With Giran Republic Branding
-
Celebrities Auto1 week agoKarim Benzema Shows Off New $740,000 Ferrari 12Cilindri and $800,000 Lamborghini Revuelto
-
News1 week agoChevrolet Silverado EV Remains For 2027 With A Subtle Update
-
News1 week agoAston Martin AMB 002 Roadster Unveiled With 130 HP, Limited To 300 Units And Priced At €120,000
-
Celebrities Auto1 day agoMost Expensive In Africa : Burna Boy Takes Delivery Of His ₦9B Bugatti Chiron VXX
-
News1 week agoBMW iX5 Hydrogen Enters Real-World Testing Ahead Of Production, Targets 750km Range, 5-Minute Refuelling Time



