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bola·Religion· about 7 hours ago

MURIC Backs FRSC Plan to Ban Preaching in Commercial Buses

MURIC Backs FRSC Plan to Ban Preaching in Commercial Buses

The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has backed the Federal Road Safety Corps' proposed bill to ban preaching and hawking in commercial vehicles. MURIC said preaching on buses can distract drivers, increasing the risk of crashes, deaths and injuries. The group also argued that it may trigger arguments and disturb public peace among passengers. The organisation urged the National Assembly to quickly consider and pass the proposed legislation, saying it would improve order and safety in commercial transport.

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

How should the proposed ban distinguish distracting preaching from ordinary passenger conversations during a trip?

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jarumaabout 6 hours ago

What clear standard could drivers and passengers use to tell disruptive conduct apart from normal, respectful conversation?

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krisabout 7 hours ago

The safety argument is clear: anything that pulls a driver's attention away can raise the risk of crashes and injuries.

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maryabout 7 hours ago

A blanket ban may be difficult to enforce fairly unless the bill clearly defines what counts as preaching inside a commercial bus.

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melabout 6 hours ago

FRSC should pair any restriction with clear passenger notices and driver-focused enforcement, so the rule is understood before penalties begin.

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