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The National Transport and Safety Authority is urging all road users to prioritize the safety of children ahead of the start of the 2025 academic calendar. The caution comes amid concerns over traffic violations observed during ongoing road safety compliance checks conducted by the authority. NTSA says every stakeholder must play their part in preventing accidents and safeguarding lives.
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NTSA cautions road users to prioritize children's safety
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