Fatshimetrie, September 23, 2024 – In a context where road safety remains a major issue, the authorities of Eastern Kasai are mobilizing to raise awareness among drivers about road signs and respect for neutral zones. Indeed, the Road Traffic Police (PCR) and the National Road Safety Commission (CNPR) have launched awareness sessions aimed at promoting responsible driving that respects traffic rules.
The Deputy High Commissioner and Commander of the Eastern Kasai PCR group, Félix Mukuna Kayembe, emphasizes the importance of enforcing road signs to ensure the safety of all road users. He insists that non-compliance with traffic rules must be punished, in accordance with the Highway Code.
One of the main concerns raised during these awareness sessions is respect for the neutral zone. Drivers and pedestrians are reminded that it is essential to keep this zone free of any obstruction to avoid traffic accidents. Drivers are also encouraged to respect parking signs and pedestrian lanes, thus promoting smooth and safe traffic flow.
The provincial director of the CNPR in Kasai Oriental, Roger Cilombo Ngandu, announces the establishment of seminars and training courses to raise awareness of road safety. These initiatives aim to educate road users, organize pedestrian support sessions and offer refresher training to drivers. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration with provincial authorities to ensure the success of these awareness-raising actions.
Ultimately, awareness of road signs and compliance with traffic rules is a crucial issue for road safety. Through these initiatives, the authorities of Kasai Oriental are committed to promoting a culture of road safety and preventing road accidents. It is essential that all road users get involved and adopt responsible behaviors to ensure the safety of everyone on the roads.