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ABSTRACT
The absence of a swift and reliable emergency response system for stranded drivers on Nigerian highways is a pressing concern that amplifies the challenges faced by individuals during car breakdowns or accidents. This issue underscores a critical gap in Nigeria's road transportation infrastructure and safety measures, with far-reaching implications for drivers and commuters alike. The lack of an emergency response system leaves stranded drivers vulnerable to a range of risks, including robberies, kidnappings, and physical harm. Without timely assistance, individuals are exposed to prolonged danger and discomfort, potentially exacerbating the severity of the situation, particularly in cases involving injuries or medical emergencies. The development of a swift and reliable emergency response system is essential not only for road safety but also for building trust in the road transportation system, ultimately contributing to national development.
