🕯️ This Sunday, November 15 | World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
We pause to honor every life cut short on our roads.
• For those who never made it home.
• For families carrying the weight of loss.
• For survivors rebuilding their lives.
Remembrance demands action. We must enforce safer speeds, demand forgiving infrastructure and protect every road user.
Remember. Support. Act.
#WDOR2026
5days to Go!🕯🕯
We await to join the rest of the world to commemorate the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims on 15th November.
In Uganda, the burden of losing a loved one to a road crash extends beyond grief, leaving families with emotional trauma, lost income and financial hardship.
On average,15 death per day due road crashes.
Remember. Support. Act.
#WDOR2026
Today, we honour all those killed or injured in road crashes by sharing practical, life-saving messages. Let's debunk the dangerous speeding myths in our communities.
Get the message right. Spread the word!
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ROSACU recently joined the Rose NamayanjaFoundation (@NamayanjaFound )on 3rd November 2026 for a road safety awareness campaign at Wobulenzi Taxi Park in Luwero District, under the theme "Drive, or Walk Carefully - Family Needs You."
The campaign came at a critical time as Uganda approaches the festive season, when increased travel calls for greater vigilance and responsibility from all road users.
The engagement brought together Traffic Police, the Uganda Taxi Operators Federation (UTOF), ROSACU member organisations, district leaders and other stakeholders to promote responsible road use. Discussions focused on addressing dangerous behaviours, including speeding, dangerous overtaking, distracted driving and driving while fatigued.
We appreciate Rt. Hon. @RoseNamayanja for this important initiative and her continued commitment to road safety. Having survived a serious road crash in 2015, her personal experience is a powerful reminder of the human cost of road crashes and the importance of preventing similar tragedies.
At ROSACU, we believe safer roads require more than enforcement. We demand sustained public awareness, behavioral change and collective action from everyone.
Drive carefully. Ride responsibly. Walk safely. Someone is waiting for you at home.
Speed limits are not only for reckless drivers.
They're there to help all road users share the road more safely and predictably.
Safe roads need safe choices.
#RoadSafetyUg#CEPAProgramming
Many people hear "30 km/h" and assume it means every road in Uganda will slow to a crawl.
The focus is on places where people and vehicles interact most closely, around schools, markets, hospitals and other busy pedestrian areas. Different roads carry different risks, and safer speeds should reflect that.
Source: https://t.co/j8vXlNQO1B
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🚗 ROAD SAFETY REMINDER
For a safer journey on the Expressway, always keep left unless overtaking. Use the right lane only when overtaking, then return to the left lane when safe.
📞 For emergencies or inquiries, call our toll-free line: 0800 270 170.
Your safety matters. Drive responsibly.
#Roadsafety
Getting there safely matters than getting there fast!
You can’t control everything that happens on the road, but you can control your speed.
The road is not a race track. Obey speed limits. Be patient. Slow down. Arrive alive.
#roadsafetyug
As we wrap up the week, let’s reflect on our responsibility to make Uganda’s roads safer for everyone. Every life matters and every responsible decision on the road can prevent a crash and save a family from grief.
As we prepare for a new week, let’s commit to obeying traffic rules, respecting other road users, avoiding speeding and distracted driving and protecting pedestrians and motorcyclists. Road safety begins with each of us.
#TofiiraKuKkubo #Tweddeko #ArriveAlive
📢 A quick clarification for road users!
Our mobile money lanes (Lanes 4 & 5) at Busega, Kajjansi and Mpala toll plazas accept mobile money payments across all networks, Airtel Money and MTN MoMo.📱
You can also use these lanes to pay with cash or your UPESI Card.
All payment options are welcome! Drive with ease on the Expressway.
📞 0800 270 170
Happy week! 😊
📢 TRAFFIC UPDATE
Road users may experience traffic build-up at the toll plazas today due to Nkumba University’s graduation ceremony and school visitation days in Entebbe.
Traffic overflow is expected throughout the day. We encourage motorists to plan their journeys accordingly, allow extra travel time and exercise patience.
Thank you for your cooperation. Drive safely!
#KeeWorks
ROSACU is preparing for #WDoR2026 in the third week of November.
Join us to remember victims, support families & demand safer roads.
Campaigns, candlelight vigil & interfaith prayer.
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#TRAFFIC#ADVISORY
We wish to inform motorists and the general public that the commissioning of Katonga Bridge by the Minister of @MoWT_Uganda is scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, 17th October 2026, from 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM.
For the safety of the invited guests and other road users traffic at the bridge will be temporarily halted for approximately 20 minutes during the commissioning ceremony.
Motorists are advised to:
-Exercise patience & strictly follow instructions from traffic police officers deployed at the site.
-Avoid Improper overtaking or attempting to bypass other vehicles.
-Maintain lane discipline & cooperate with the officers to ensure smooth traffic flow.
The Directorate appeals to all road users to remain calm, disciplined and cooperative as the commissioning takes place.
Your patience and compliance will help ensure everyone's safety and minimise traffic congestion.
@PoliceUg@mkituuma
#Staycalm. #Stayalert. #Stayresponsible.
#CEPAPolls
If you were taking a boda boda through busy traffic, which of these would you trust most to protect you in a crash?
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🚘 KEE ROAD SAFETY REMINDER
Dear Motorists, your safety is our priority.
✅ Remember to keep left unless overtaking.
✅ Observe the prescribed speed limits of up to 100km/hr
✅ Maintain a safe following distance.
Let us all play our part in making the Expressway safe for everyone.
#Roadsafety
⚖️ Planning your journey on the Expressway?
Take a moment to check your vehicle, understand your load and ensure you meet the applicable weight requirements.
A little preparation goes a long way in keeping our roads safe.
#WeighRightLoadRight
Did you know distracted driving is more than just phone use? It’s anything that takes your eyes off the road, your hands off the steering wheel or your mind off the journey.
⚠️ One second of distraction can lead to a life-changing mistake. Stay alert. Stay focused. Stay safe.
🚍 PUBLIC NOTICE
@MoWT_Uganda informs the public that bus services continue to operate normally across the country following the United Bus Drivers Association (UBDA) disowning reports of a planned bus drivers’ strike on Monday 12th October 2026.
Passengers are therefore free to travel, and bus services are continuing as usual. We urge all road users, bus operators and drivers to prioritise safety, responsible driving and compliance with traffic regulations.
The Ministry remains committed to safeguarding the lives of all road users and ensuring safe and reliable passenger transport services.
Your safety is our priority. #RoadSafety
#SafeTravelUg
#MoWTUpdates
As our country continues to progress, let road safety be part of that progress.
A truly progressing nation is one that values and protects the lives of its people.
As we celebrate 64 years of independence, let us work together towards safer roads, responsible road use and a future where everyone can travel safely and return home alive.
Happy Independence Day, our beloved Motherland! 🇺🇬