The National Union
of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Rivers State branch, has been told to monitor the activities of its members in a bid to bring sanity to the road transport sector.
Speaking with newsmen at the weekend in Port Harcourt, the Managing Director of Blessed Toby Service, Mr Tobias Amadi, said  NURTW occupies a special position in the road transport sector, thus, should strive to make it conducive for all.
He noted that if the union adds dignity to its duties, many Nigerians would be pushed to invest in the sector.
Amadi said it was about time the management staff of the body, looked inward and tutor their members on how best to operate.
According to him, most commuters avoid using the motor parks due to the behaviour of the drivers and park officials whom he said handle commuters disrespectfully.
He did not pin-point any particular offence committed by the union members, but noted that their activities in the state needed to be regulated.
The businessman pointed out that the union could be reformed in such a way that university graduates would seek employment with it saying that road transport was meant for level headed men and women.
When asked if he wanted the union to be handed over to the government, he disagreed, adding that government was not a good business manager.
He called on NURTW management to continue to discourage the issue of road side motor parks, in order not to allow hoodlums into the system.
Amadi, however, enjoined the Rivers State Ministry of Transport to partner with all road transport operators in the state to work out modalities on how to regulate arbitrary transport fares in all parts of the state.