Transportation Stakeholders Urged to Adhere to Third-party Auto Insurance
In a bid to enhance road safety and compliance with regulations, the Kano State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Salman Dogo-Garba, recently convened a meeting with transportation stakeholders to discuss the importance of adhering to third-party auto insurance. The meeting, which took place on Wednesday, aimed to address the ongoing enforcement of third-party motor insurance for vehicles operating on Kano State roads.
During the meeting, Commissioner Dogo-Garba engaged with key industry players, including the leadership of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, the Nigeria Association of Road Transport Owners, the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria, and the Chairman of Kano Line Motor Park. The discussions centered on the significance of ensuring that all motor vehicle owners possess the required third-party insurance coverage.
According to a statement released by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Abdullahi Haruna, Commissioner Dogo-Garba commended the stakeholders for their cooperation and acknowledged the high level of compliance among motor vehicle owners in the state. He highlighted that more than 85% of vehicle owners had already obtained the necessary third-party motor insurance document since the enforcement began.
“The Kano State Police Command remains committed to upholding the third-party motor insurance requirement, in alignment with the directives of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun,” SP Haruna emphasized.
Importance of Compliance and Stakeholder Engagement
During the meeting, Commissioner Dogo-Garba emphasized the crucial role of stakeholders in promoting road safety and ensuring regulatory compliance. He urged transport associations to educate their members about the significance of adhering to third-party auto insurance and encouraged them to collaborate with law enforcement agencies in reporting any suspicious activities.
In addition to engaging with stakeholders, the Commissioner called on the general public to uphold traffic rules and regulations for the safety of all road users. He underscored the importance of prompt action in securing third-party insurance to avoid legal repercussions and enhance overall road safety.
“The cooperation of the public is instrumental in maintaining a safe road environment, and I urge all motor vehicle owners and operators to prioritize obtaining third-party insurance to safeguard themselves and others on the road,” Commissioner Dogo-Garba stated.
Enhancing Road Safety Through Collective Efforts
As the enforcement of third-party auto insurance continues in Kano State, the collaborative efforts of transportation stakeholders, law enforcement agencies, and the public play a vital role in promoting road safety and compliance. By fostering a culture of responsibility and adherence to regulations, the community can work together to create a safer and more secure environment for all road users.
In conclusion, Commissioner Dogo-Garba’s proactive approach to engaging with stakeholders and emphasizing the importance of third-party auto insurance reflects a commitment to enhancing road safety and regulatory compliance in Kano State. By working together and staying informed about insurance requirements and traffic regulations, stakeholders and the public can contribute to creating a safer road environment for everyone. Let us all do our part to ensure that road safety remains a top priority in our communities.
