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Brace for travel chaos as boda boda crackdown starts

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November 4, 2022
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Brace for travel chaos as boda boda crackdown starts

A police officer attempts to arrest an errant motorist who broke traffic rules in Kampala in 2016. PHOTO/FILE

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By Priscilla Maloba | Monitor

The police have announced an operation to crack down errant boda boda riders beginning next week.
The police action follows a CCTV footage they released last week highlighting graphic details of accidents involving boda boda cyclists.

“It has come to our notice that motorcycles have become a menace on the roads. Each time accidents happen, four of them involve motorcycles and a lot of people are dying,” Ms Farida Nampiima, the spokesperson of the Directorate of Traffic and Road Safety, said  yesterday.
She added: “As police, we have come out to launch the festive season operations, in which we are going to target motorcycles starting on Monday, November 7.” Read more here.

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