During a recent televised road safety programme, Chairman of the National Road Safety Council Earl Lambert highlighted that some public transport drivers are nearsighted, some are colour-blind and others face health issues that can slow their reflexes. Currently, there is no standardised system to ensure that drivers transporting dozens of passengers daily are physically fit to operate their vehicles.
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