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Lagos State Government said it is embarking on Wednesday, October 15, 2014 to observed a Horn Free Day. This was announced by Commissioner for Transportation, Kayode Opeifa who said the observance of the Horn Free Day is expected to reduce noise pollution from the use of the horn, improve road courtesy, improve lane discipline and draw motorists' attention to the importance of road discipline and mutual respect for other road users.
He went ahead to say Governor Babatunde Fashola has challenged road users in Lagos to observe a Horn Free Day, which is designed to complement the on-going efforts by the state government in the provision and upgrading of traffic infrastructure across the state.
The activities lined up towards the Horn Free Day, would involve active engagement of radio and television stations in generating discussions challenging road users to observe a Horn Free Day. It would also include endorsement by relevant stakeholders, as well as ember months campaign by the Vehicle Inspection Service to advocate, educate and enlighten road users on road safety.
The Law Enforcement Training Institute (LETI) would also commence community outreach programme, which involves market and motor park engagements that will provide an avenue for discussion of the Horn Free Day and the engagement of Traffic Safety Ambassadors to partner with the Ministry of Transportation to support its successful observation.
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