The Delta State Police Command in Nigeria has announced a significant enhancement of traffic law enforcement across the state. This initiative comes in response to the operational status of designated Mobile Courts that have been confirmed by the Delta State Judiciary. The implementation of these mobile courts allows for the quick and efficient prosecution of traffic offenders, which is expected to improve compliance with traffic laws and enhance road safety.

SP Edafe Bright, the Police Public Relations Officer, stated that the police will be bolstering surveillance and patrol operations in major urban areas, including Asaba, Warri, Effurun, Sapele, Ughelli, and Agbor. The focus will be on major traffic offenses, including reckless driving, driving against traffic regulations, and the use of unauthorized or improper vehicle identification. This crackdown aims to deter violations by ensuring that offenders face immediate consequences through the newly established courts.

The introduction of mobile courts represents a significant shift in managing traffic law enforcement in Delta State, reflecting a proactive approach towards ensuring road safety and adherence to traffic regulations. As the police enhance their operations in urban centers, the implications for drivers are clear: non-compliance will result in swift legal repercussions, thereby fostering a culture of responsibility among road users in the state.