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Taxi Drivers Urged to Avoid Shortcuts as Rain Raises Road Safety Risks

Published by Nile Post 22 October 2026 at 23:08
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Taxi Drivers Urged to Avoid Shortcuts as Rain Raises Road Safety Risks
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Taxi operators have been urged to put passenger safety ahead of speed during the rainy season, as wet and damaged roads increase the risks associated with unsafe route choices.

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