BK Oinebye

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During the 2025 festive season, we registered fewer crashes than in the previous festive period (2024), with the 2024 festive period also recording fewer crashes compared to 2023. This indicates that over the last two festive periods (2024–2025), we have continued to register improvement from one period to the next. We thank all our stakeholders who partnered with us to ensure safer roads during the season, as well as every individual road user who practiced safe habits to promote road safety. Our initiatives, including #ArriveAlive operations and road safety sensitization campaigns, continue across the country to further promote road safety. As the year begins, we remind the public that some activities are still ongoing, including political campaigns, during which some people may not be cautious about road safety. We therefore urge every road user to remain vigilant while using the roads to avoid crashes that could result in loss of life or injuries. @PoliceUg @MoWT_Uganda @itmsug @uganda_drivers @swrwug @KCCAUG @omongondugu1 @UgandaMediaCent @WassajjaAiden @Akeda4 @RichardB_Nyombi @SimbaAutomotiv1

The Police @PoliceUg we want. #SDG16.

In our Arrive Alive Operations Phase II, we are more committed to promoting road safety. Do not risk driving without a valid driving license, ensure that your vehicle is in proper mechanical condition, including good tyres, intact windscreens & a fully functioning lighting system, among other essential components. Where defects or missing essential components are identified, we will require that they be repaired or replaced before you proceed with your journey. This is not intended to inconvenience you, but rather to ensure your safety & the safety of others on the road. Significant efforts are being made through ongoing operations to promote order and safety on our roads. However, while enforcement continues, we urge all road users to remember their personal responsibilities. Avoid reckless overtaking, adhere to speed limits & remain mindful of all traffic regulations at all times. Road safety is not about blaming one another. It is about working together to create a safer & more responsible driving environment for everyone.

@itmsug in partnership with @MoWT_Uganda and @PoliceUg are rolling out the "Safe Kids, Safe Future" road safety campaign 2026, starting with Mbale City. The team has held educational sessions with pupils at Wanyera Primary School and Bright Parents Junior School, empowering school-going children with vital road safety knowledge. #SafeKidsSafeFuture #RoadSafetyUg

Drivers must not leave vehicles on the road in a manner that causes obstruction or poses danger to other road users. If a vehicle breaks down, the driver is required to immediately place reflective warning triangles or rectangular reflectors both in front of & behind the vehicle to prevent crashes. The driver must also notify the nearest police station so that officers can control traffic while arrangements are made to remove the vehicle & restore smooth traffic flow as soon as possible. The law requires that a broken-down vehicle in a rural area shall be removed from a public road within @6 hours from the time of the break down or accident & within @2 hours if it is in an urban area. Members of the public are urged to report any broken-down vehicles through the toll-free number @0800199099 or whatsapp @0779999999. Motorists are reminded to drive at a controlled speed to avoid crashes involving broken-down vehicles.

@BrucewilzUg @nextmediaug @nbstv @mildredtuhaise @CanaryMugume @TraceyKansiime @TusiimeSheila @benmwine @alexmugasha1 @sanyukatv @NBSportUg @afromobileug @nextradio_ug @KKariisa Congratulations🎉 job well done

I extend my sincere congratulations to the team at @nextmediaug @nbstv for your exemplary coverage and dedication. Your efforts have been truly commendable. #NBSUpdates #UgVotes2026 @mildredtuhaise @CanaryMugume @TraceyKansiime @TusiimeSheila @benmwine @alexmugasha1

@shyamtanna_ Congratulations

From the bottom of my heart, thank you Tororo Municipality. This journey has been built on faith, hope, and the belief that our home deserves better. Your trust humbles me, and your support gives me strength. Today marks not an ending, but a beginning. A new chapter for Tororo Municipality, led with energy, honesty, and purpose. Together, we move forward to build a future our people can be proud of.

I wish you a Happy new year 2026 my dear friends and family.

SP @bruce_oinebye RTO KMP North

A pedestrian is the most prioritised road user Cc. @ubctvuganda #RoadSafety

Policing End of Year Festivities LIVE @ubcmagic100fm tomorrow Cc. @IvanKaahwa @PoliceUg

My friends in government this is for you

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As part of our ongoing road safety campaigns this season, our focus is on the safety of passengers in Passenger Service Vehicles. We aim to empower every passenger to speak up whenever they notice any violation by drivers. Choose safety above everything. If something doesn’t feel right, speak up. Do not be intimidated — it is your life, not anyone else’s. Your safety is our priority. Toll-free: 0800 199 099

"I wish to reaffirm that Uganda Police Force working together with sister security agencies remains committed to protecting the constitutional rights to campaign, vote and participate but will enforce law and order firmly to maintain peace before, during and after the elections" @igp_ug1

. @igp_ug1 has called on officers in the Rwenzori East region (Kasese) to embrace the concept of area policing as part of their efforts to combat crime and enhance security. He emphasized the importance of vigilance and teamwork among the officers to ensure more effective policing. The IGP also commended the officers for their swift and coordinated response during the attacks on Kasese Barracks on November 1st. In addition, IGP Byakagaba paid a courtesy call to officials from the Obusinga Bwarezuru, led by Prime Minister Benson Kule Baritazale. During the meeting, the IGP urged the officials to actively support the police by providing timely information and assisting with police programs, including the Subcounty Policing Model. He highlighted that such collaborations will contribute to a more effective security strategy and ultimately improve safety in the region. Furthermore, the IGP engaged with various security stakeholders and religious leaders in the region, seeking their input and cooperation in developing long-term solutions to the security challenges faced by the community in Kasese.

A phone call might get you off a checkpoint, but it won’t get you out of danger when a crash comes. Crashes don’t answer to connections — choose safety over influence.

Ditch the #Traffic, and love your bicycle. Mass Cycling for daily commuting, will result into #CleanerAir in #Kampala. Reduced congestion & more livable streets. #CyclingKampala #CyclingForCleanAir #KampalaCycling @KCCAUG @MinofHealthUG @nssfug @stanbicug @mtnug @nilepostnews

The Regional Traffic Officer for Kampala Metropolitan, Bruce Oinebye Kamunanwire, speaking at the Kampala Metropolitan Traffic Police Engagement on Digital Stickers taking place at Fairway Hotel, expresses his appreciation to the Uganda Insurers Association (UIA) for consistently organizing such interactive and educative engagements aimed at strengthening collaboration between the insurance sector and law enforcement. Bruce recognizes the Traffic Police as the frontline implementers of road safety and regulatory initiatives, emphasizing their critical role in ensuring the successful rollout and enforcement of the Digital Motor Third Party Insurance Stickers. He concludes by calling upon all fellow officers to actively engage with the Uganda Insurers Association, participate meaningfully in the discussions, and share their insights, challenges, and concerns regarding the new Digital Stickers system. He notes that such open collaboration will foster mutual understanding and help refine the implementation process for the benefit of all stakeholders. #MotorThirdPartyDigitalStickers #VroomDigital #VulumulaDigital