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Okada Association says it’s preparing training centre as gov’t works on new regulations
Speaking on JoyPrime’s Lifestyle with Rosie, Mr Wadja said the Association had established a training centre and was awaiting an official announcement from the President on the planned legalisation and regulation of commercial motorbike operations.
The government's planned legislative instrument is expected to establish a formal framework for commercial motorbike taxi operations, which have faced legal restrictions despite their continued use by commuters.
Mr Wadja said the Association was preparing to support the implementation of the new system, including the training of riders in road safety and traffic regulations.
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