Senator Antonio Marte is the top dog for the transportation sindicate in the country. Here's what he has to say about his drivers:
Senator Antonio Marte of Santiago Rodríguez province warned that if drug tests were unexpectedly administered to public transportation drivers in the Dominican Republic, the routes would be left without drivers.
During his address to the Senate General Committee, where Milton Morrison, director of the National Institute of Land Transit and Transportation (INTRANT), appeared, the legislator asserted that the situation is alarming and widespread in the transportation sector.
"We have to do the drug tests unexpectedly on every bus route and at every stop. And if we do them in the National District, nobody will be bothered. Listen carefully, nobody will be bothered," Marte said. The senator quoted a well-known transportation leader who confessed: "I don't do drug tests because all the routes will be left without a driver."
Marte insisted that the problem is serious and affects the majority of public transport drivers. He affirmed that these are not mere rumors, but a reality that he himself, as a leader in the sector, recognizes.
The legislator's statement exposes a worrying allegation about the possible use of prohibited substances by drivers on public transport, which poses serious risks to road safety in the country.
Concho, anyone?
Senator Antonio Marte of Santiago Rodríguez province warned that if drug tests were unexpectedly administered to public transportation drivers in the Dominican Republic, the routes would be left without drivers.
During his address to the Senate General Committee, where Milton Morrison, director of the National Institute of Land Transit and Transportation (INTRANT), appeared, the legislator asserted that the situation is alarming and widespread in the transportation sector.
"We have to do the drug tests unexpectedly on every bus route and at every stop. And if we do them in the National District, nobody will be bothered. Listen carefully, nobody will be bothered," Marte said. The senator quoted a well-known transportation leader who confessed: "I don't do drug tests because all the routes will be left without a driver."
Marte insisted that the problem is serious and affects the majority of public transport drivers. He affirmed that these are not mere rumors, but a reality that he himself, as a leader in the sector, recognizes.
The legislator's statement exposes a worrying allegation about the possible use of prohibited substances by drivers on public transport, which poses serious risks to road safety in the country.
Senador Antonio Marte advierte que pruebas antidoping dejarían sin choferes al transporte público en RD
El senador por la provincia Santiago Rodríguez, Antonio Marte, advirtió que, si se aplicaran pruebas antidoping de manera sorpresiva a los choferes del
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Concho, anyone?
