Bryma Dao Samba, recently elected as the chairman of the Pujehun District Bike Riders Union, Park One, is poised to usher in a significant transformation in the attire of bike riders within the district and beyond. With a focus on elevating professionalism and enhancing the public perception of bike riders, Chairman Samba is set to introduce a standardized dress code applicable to all union members.

The proposed dress code seeks to cultivate a sense of unity and identity among bike riders, fostering a safer and more respectful environment on the roads. Chairman Samba envisions specific requirements, including high-visibility vests, appropriate helmets, protective gear, and a distinct logo or emblem representing the union. Chairman Samba stated, “Implementing a standardized dress code will not only showcase our dedication to road safety but also contribute to a positive image of bike riders in our district and beyond.”

While some riders express enthusiasm for the suggested change, highlighting potential safety advantages and improved public perception, concerns have been voiced about the financial implications of adhering to a new dress code. Chairman Samba assures that comprehensive consultations with bike riders, union members, and stakeholders will precede the finalization of the dress code, aiming to gather opinions and suggestions.

He emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach, taking into account practicality, affordability, and the overarching goal of fostering a more professional and respected bike riding community. Chairman Samba envisions the impact of the proposed dress code extending beyond the borders of the Pujehun district, potentially serving as a model for other bike rider unions across the country.

Determined to instigate positive change, Chairman Bryma Dao Samba aspires to elevate the standing of bike riders in the region, cultivating a unified and responsible bike riding community that prioritizes safety and professionalism on the roads.