[Nile Post] The government has introduced new measures requiring bus operators to change drivers after long-distance journeys, as authorities intensify efforts to curb driver fatigue following a series of fatal road crashes in recent weeks.
Uganda: Govt Orders Bus Drivers to Switch After Long Journeys to Curb Fatigue
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