The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has cautioned motorists across the country to exercise restraint and adhere strictly to traffic rules as the ember months (September–December) begin.
The Corps warned that speeding, night travel, wrongful overtaking, and driving under the influence remain the leading causes of fatal crashes during this high-risk period. Ogun State Sector Commander, CC Nasir Mohammed, noted that while speed thrills, it also kills faster than any disease, urging motorists to value their lives and those of passengers.

He added that FRSC would intensify patrols, increase public enlightenment, and sustain road user sensitization to ensure safer highways throughout the season.
The ember months traditionally witness increased road traffic due to festivities and end-of-year travel, heightening the need for extra vigilance. Motorists are therefore advised to maintain speed limits, avoid overloading, and ensure proper vehicle maintenance.

