FRSC stands for Federal Road Safety Corps. Their mandate is to prevent or minimize accidents on the highway; clear obstructions on any part of the highways; and educate drivers, motorists and other members of the public generally on the proper use of the highways. They are also charged with the management of drivers’ licenses and vehicle number plates.

What Are Their Powers?
- Arrest any person suspected of having committed an offence
- Remove and detain any illegally parked vehicle
- Endorse your driving licence if found guilty of offence;
- Seize the driver’s licence of any person suspected to have committed an offence and/or the documents or particulars in respect of the vehicles
- Impound a vehicle suspected to have been stolen where the driver fails to produce the particulars of the vehicle
- Declare an offender as wanted when he fails to report to answer the charge against him

Your Rights
If an FRSC official, arrests you for allegedly contravening a road traffic offence; you can either:

- Accept liability and pay the summary fine, or
- Contest the charge and ask for a trial by a court of competent jurisdiction

Making A Complaint
If you have a complaint about the conduct or activities of an FRSC official during the exercise of his/her functions, these are the steps you are to follow:

- Take note of the FRSC official’s name, it is written boldly on their uniform
- Note down the date, time and place of commission of the issue you are complaining about
- Write a covering letter detailing the nature of your complaint and what transpired
- If you have witnesses to the act complained about, have the witness write a statement as well
- Put all your contact information (and those of the witness if any) on the correspondence
- Include any additional information like pictures, videos, or documents to buttress your complaint.
- Send it through email at info@frsc.gov.ng, complaints@frsc.gov.ng, or frscsocialpages@frsc.gov.ng
- Deliver in person or by post at – Federal Road Safety Corps, National Headquarters, 3 Maputo Street., Zone 3, Wuse, Abuja, Nigeria.
- Ensure you get confirmation of receipt of your complaint
- If you do not get a response or you receive an unsatisfactory response, you may contact a lawyer and instruct them to take the matter further

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VIO.....Abuja motorists terrorists

daddytime:
VIO.....Abuja motorists terrorists

Kai I was surprised when I saw people running from vio in Abuja

We have too much enforcement agencies with no bite.

I see some people in uniform and dont even know who they are or do.

thanks


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do we have rights in this country?

Op bia.. Have u ever heard of task force... Those ones are above the law.. Once dem catch u, u are guilty as charged..
Yesterday, I saw them catch over 20 cars for avoiding a big pothole around Ile zik thereby forming another lane.. Omo, na to appear for court straight.. Those guys are not smiling at all

I no even dey stop for them, their wahala plenty.

This is merely an academic exercise.

IF you have all the necessary papers no need to fear.

Informative

FRSC is not d problem but VIO. Do you no that 75% of accidents in Lagos are cause by VIO during the time of Fashola administration. There billing start from 20k but Frsc is 3k, 4k

Going by the way FRSC Parade themselves daily on our roads recently, I would say they are more after generating revenue than the safety of our roads.

I’d rather face a judge than pay a bloody fine.

Give them #500 and forget all stories

Please like how many days Grace can they give someone that his driver's license expires and secondly are they doing it in there office along sangotedo road in ajah axis please I need response ASAP

For Naija, making that kind of complain na looooooong thing!!!



One year dem no go read your letter

FRSC wicked die..... If you like beg tire dem no dey gree..
It's good Sha, dispensing your duties but not at the peril of car owners.

Why posting letter?
Go ahead and publish on social media.

The only Niggerian with any right is a rich niggerian. Dont get me wrong. The less privileged like it like that

ashantitope:
Please like how many days Grace can they give someone that his driver's license expires and secondly are they doing it in there office along sangotedo road in ajah axis please I need response ASAP

Give them N500 and pass jejely

Small "kudi", "owo", "ego" go solve either guilty or not. Thanks

The thing is their enforcement is selective... We law abiding citizens get stopped more than buses and transport vehicles they are obviously not road worthy, I refused to stop for one recently because of that reason... He ignored a dead crawling vehicle in front of me obviously because he felt he will gain more if I don't have what they demand.
I also think they should upgrade and get more tech to automatically verify numbers, names, vehicle id and not just asking for the physical license. Driving under the influence of alcohol is also a major problem which I think should come to the fore.
Standing on the road will not cause the change they need, they should just educate the public more and install cctvs to capture erring plate numbers and cars which can now be stopped even at a different location or prevented from renewing when it is due

What is the difference between a FRSC and VIO?

because even VIO does all motioned above.

That is how one police officer stopped me one day and was asking for my drivers license

Me: Oga police I can't show you my drivers license, you can only asked of my particulars just to be sure is not a stolen car.

Police officer: are you teaching me my job?

FRSC and Police are struggling for the award of BEST EGUNJE COLLECTORS OF THE MILLENIUM.

The now do it very openly ooooo, their mobile courts na fundraising exercise.

cool. but everything na money money nowadays. no time to stress for nothing