Okada riders to be given specific uniforms after legalization; trackers will be introduced – NRSA Boss

The Acting Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Abraham Amaliba, has outlined key measures to regulate commercial motorcycle operations if Parliament approves their legalization.

Speaking on TV3, he revealed that riders will be required to wear uniforms, use reflectors, and have specific helmets for both operators and passengers.

The DVLA will issue special number plates, and speed limiters and GPS trackers will be installed on motorcycles for monitoring.

Additionally, all riders must join unions to ensure accountability.

The government plans to establish designated Okada stations, while strict enforcement measures will be put in place to curb reckless riding.

The NRSA and DVLA will lead public education efforts to ensure compliance.