The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has been applauded over its initiation of free water campaign for highway users across the country during this festive season.
The initiative which motorists described as a thoughtful and timely intervention that brings relief and enhances safety for highway users during the Yuletide travel season.
This initiative, according to the statement released on Sunday was introduced by the Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed, and implemented across major corridors in the country.
It saw operatives distributing bottle water to motorists and passengers along the major routes, helping to combat fatigue, dehydration, and stress associated with long-distance festive travels.
Speaking on the initiative, the Corps Marshal underscored its life saving intent, saying: “Road safety goes beyond enforcement; it is about caring for the people we serve.
“A refreshed and alert driver is a safer driver, and if offering something as simple as water can help save lives on our roads, then it is a responsibility we must embrace.”
Motorists and passengers alike openly applauded the gesture, describing it as thoughtful, refreshing, and unprecedented.
“Many commended the FRSC for “going beyond enforcement” to genuinely care for road users, noting that the initiative boosted morale, reduced tension on the highways, and strengthened public trust in the Corps.
This Yuletide intervention has since generated widespread public admiration and positive reactions, reinforcing FRSC’s reputation as a proactive life saving agency that places welfare of Nigerians at the centre of its operations.
As festive travels continue nationwide, the Federal Road Safety Corps reassures Nigerians of its commitment to ensuring safer roads, safer journeys, and a safer Nigeria, while urging all motorists to remain patient, alert, and law abiding.