Okada Association says it’s preparing training centre as gov’t works on new regulations
Public Relations Officer of the Okada Riders Association, Evans Wadja, says the Association is preparing to train commercial motorbike riders as the government works towards introducing a formal regulatory framework for the sector.
The Okada Riders Association is preparing to train commercial motorbike riders as the government works on new regulations for the sector. The proposed framework includes commercial riding licences issued by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), rider training, and distinct number plates for registered Okada operators. The Association has established a training centre, awaiting an official announcement from the President on the planned legalisation and regulation of commercial motorbike operations.
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