Rwanda National Police

A total of 1250 members of COTRAMO, COTAMONO and COVATRAMO, the commercial motorcycle  cooperatives in Musanze district met on July 18 to discuss on how to improve in service delivery and to reinforce crime prevention initiatives  in particular.

During the meeting that was also attended by Police, the motorcyclists  pledged to be vigilant and to report any suspicious passenger and luggage.

To further ensure quality and professional services, they agreed that undisciplined members including those violating traffic rules be penalised.  

Musanze District Police Commander, Supt. Vincent Habintwari told the motorcyclists that security is key pillar to sustained development and urged them to abstain, fight and prevent anything that may affect the safety and security  in their areas and the country in general.

Sup. Habintwari appealed to them to abide by the road rules and regulations like avoiding over speeding and over-taking in risky places, wear reflector jackets, uniform and helmets and acquire all legal documents like driving licence and insurance among others.

He however thanked them for their cooperation in fighting and preventing crimes and urged them to advise colleagues that could be involved in unlawful acts to refocus.