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6 major causes of road accidents in Nigeria – By Ladi Bentley

This is an extremely dangerous occurrence when a vehicle fails to stop after the brake has been applied. This term is familiar with the heavy-duty vehicles, though smaller vehicles are not spared.Tips: Make sure you carryout routine checks on your vehicles brake system.
If the weather is bad; especially during a torrential downpour, road accidents may probably happen due to poor visibility and road slipperiness. Rain affects ability to see as well as vehicle traction.Tips: Don’t ever trust your wipers to do the job. If you happen to be driving and visibility is poor where you have no awareness of cars around you, it is better to park your vehicle till the weather improves. You have got one life, protect it.
The failure of successive governments in Nigeria to fix the death traps called roads has no doubt caused so much pain to temporal and frequent road users. The bad roads across the nation are nothing to write home about. Government at all levels must wake up to their responsibilities to make sure all roads in Nigeria are safe and motor-able. While road users should also exercise caution when driving in danger spots like potholes ridden portions, dangerous bends, roads threatened by erosion, roads enveloped with darkness at nights e.t.c.Tips: Don’t over speed, drive carefully.
It is important for road users to respect other road users be ensuring their driving is not only for their own safety, but for others. Adhering to all traffic rules and regulations is also very important for safe driving. Indeed, road users’ behaviour has to change dramatically. Ignorance, lack of information and neglect of road safety in Nigeria laws has now made many preventable road carnages appear normal.Tips: You are not on a race track and you are not the only one on the road, drive responsibly.
This is mostly common among commercial drivers and drivers of Very Important Personalities (VIPs) and government officials. These drivers are usually over worked and hardly observe rest.Tips:It is important for principals of such drivers to ensure that they observe maximum rest always, so that they can be refreshed and geared up for the next journey. No one can cheat nature.
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beamzy
October 10, 2016 at 13:40
Very informative.
Stephen O'deji
October 10, 2016 at 13:41
120 km/h
Sammykay
October 10, 2016 at 23:43
Also driving under influence of alcohol is a key too. Some people always think they can drive while drunk but in reality they have no idea it doesn’t work that way. Just because you think you can drive doesn’t mean you can actually or in the right state of mind to control a fast moving car.
AutoJosh
October 11, 2016 at 00:11
Nice one. That’s very true.
ogunbayo obafemi
November 5, 2016 at 10:57
Kindly send me more information on heavy duty vehicle safe driving and toolbox talk