Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State on Wednesday sent a bill for a law to establish the Delta State Traffic Management Agency to the state House of Assembly.
The bill was contained in a letter read by the Speaker, Hon. Victor Ochei, during the proceedings of the Assembly.
According to the letter, the bill seeks to regulate and control traffic in the state.
Receiving the bill, the Deputy Majority Leader, Hon. Johnson Erijo, moved a motion for the House to receive the bill for further consideration.
The motion, which was unanimously adopted by the Assembly, was seconded by the lawmaker representing Ughelli North II, Hon. Edoja Akpodiete.
The assembly, also on Wednesday, received the report of its Committee on Rules, Business, and Legal and Judicial matters on a bill to amend the State Customary Courts laws.
The report was presented by the Chairman of the Committee, Akpodiete.
The assembly will consider the report on May 28.
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