By Ngozi Omenankiti
The Anambra State Vehicle Inspection Service, VIS, has organised a mass transit training in Awka on July 2, to strengthen officers’ practical driving abilities, inspection competence, professionalism, and effective service delivery across the state.
The training, held at the Computerised Test Centre, Awka, equipped participants with practical knowledge and skills required for efficient vehicle inspection, roadworthiness assessment, traffic management, and safer road transportation services statewide.
Resource person, Engr. Daniel Eze, guided participants through structured practical driving exercises, comprehensive vehicle inspection procedures, defensive driving techniques, traffic law enforcement practices, and interactive feedback sessions throughout the programme successfully.
Engr. Eze explained that the exercise aimed at improving officers’ driving competence while enhancing their technical capacity to conduct accurate vehicle inspections and enforce roadworthiness standards professionally across Anambra State.
He further stressed that the programme reinforced participants’ understanding of traffic regulations, road safety principles, discipline, ethical conduct, and professionalism necessary for effective public service and improved transportation administration statewide.
Participants actively engaged in practical demonstrations and interactive sessions designed to sharpen their operational skills, improve confidence, encourage teamwork, and strengthen their commitment towards safer roads and quality public service.
At the conclusion of the exercise, officers demonstrated improved competence in practical driving, vehicle inspection, and roadworthiness assessments, alongside deeper appreciation of safety standards governing transportation and traffic management operations.
The successful training reaffirmed the Vehicle Inspection Service’s commitment to continuous capacity building, ensuring officers remain professionally equipped to deliver efficient services while promoting road safety and public confidence statewide.
The Vehicle Inspection Service recommended regular training programmes to sustain professional competence, improve operational efficiency, and support the Anambra State Government’s commitment to safer transportation and enhanced public service delivery.
Ngozi is of the Ministry Of Information, Anambra State.
