The initiative will include a “Train-the-Trainer” program designed to equip driving instructors with the skills to train car and motorcycle drivers across the country.

NASAPAL, a local nonprofit organization committed to promoting road safety awareness, is spearheading this initiative as part of its broader mission to enhance public safety nationwide.

WoGeS Holdings, through its subsidiary—the Liberia Motorcycle Safety Training Program (LIBMSP)—will collaborate with certified driver training schools across Liberia to deliver high-impact, life-saving education.

Speaking to reporters over the weekend via mobile phone, Mr. Woods shared that he has reached a major milestone in his long-standing effort to lobby for the implementation of world-class safety practices in Liberia.

He recently attended the State Motorcycle Safety Association (SMSA) conference in the United States, which brings together motorcycle safety training entities from all 50 U.S. states.

At the event, he raised global awareness about the crisis of road violence in Liberia.

As part of this ongoing effort, Mr. Woods has secured a strategic partnership with the U.S.-based Total Control Training, Inc. (TCTI), a leading developer of motorcycle safety curricula.

The CEO of TCTI, Mr. Lee Parks—a retired professional motorcycle racer and global trainer—has expressed his commitment to supporting Liberia’s safety goals. Details of this partnership will be released soon.

“According to global statistics from the United Nations, more than 1.3 million people lose their lives to road accidents every year. Liberia is no exception, and the time to act is now,” said Mr. Woods.

He stressed the importance of a holistic, stakeholder-driven approach involving both national and international partners to effectively tackle the road safety crisis.

“I made a commitment back in 2011 after discovering the immense potential of U.S.-style training programs. Now, I must give Liberia the best possible tools to fight preventable road violence,” he added.

Mr. Woods also called on the Liberian government and citizens to support safety awareness and training initiatives, noting that such programs require significant financial and logistical investment.

He commended the Boakai administration for introducing Liberia’s road safety curriculum into the national school system, a critical step toward long-term behavioral change.

“I hope the Unity Party government strengthens its commitment to a vibrant Public-Private Partnership (PPP) environment—first introduced in 2006—which encourages citizen-led development and allows organizations like NASAPAL and LIBMSP to thrive and contribute meaningfully to national progress.”

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Cassell Anthony Kuoh Sr., CEO of NEEV Liberia, is leading this bold initiative with a vision that integrates environmental responsibility, economic empowerment, and modern urban transport. “Liberia cannot afford to be left behind in the global shift towards sustainable transportation. Our e-mobility program is not just about transport; it’s about cleaner air, job creation, and aligning with international climate commitments,” he stated.

As a signatory to global environmental protocols, Liberia has committed to reducing emissions, promoting green energy, and adopting sustainable transport solutions. However, tangible progress has been slow. NEEV Liberia’s initiative provides a real-world, scalable solution, proving that green mobility is not just possible but necessary for the country’s future.

With the first fleet of 25 electric tricycles already operating in Monrovia, NEEV Liberia is preparing to expand to other cities and rural areas. This move aims to revolutionize transport access in underserved regions while ensuring that the benefits of clean mobility are felt across the country. The initiative is expected to create hundreds of direct and indirect jobs, empowering young Liberians through training in e-mobility operations and maintenance.

NEEV Liberia’s newly appointed Managing Director, Woodrow Mentar Jr., stated that the tricycles are the first step. Electric bikes and electric cars will soon be plying the streets of Monrovia, with about fifty electric bikes and over a dozen electric vehicles already available in the country. “I’m happy that our company can pioneer this green mobility initiative in Liberia”, he noted.

Across the world, governments are embracing electric mobility to combat urban pollution and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Nations like Kenya, Rwanda, and Ghana are pioneering green transport policies, and Liberia must follow suit to remain competitive in sustainable infrastructure development. Countries with well-developed e-mobility policies benefit from reduced fuel imports, lower operational costs for drivers, and improved air quality. NEEV Liberia’s initiative supports these goals while also enhancing the livelihoods of drivers who now have access to affordable, efficient, and modern transport solutions.

NEEV Liberia has taken the first step, but sustained progress requires policy support and investment. The company is urging the Liberian government, corporate stakeholders, and international development partners to prioritize green transportation incentives, infrastructure for electric charging stations, and financing mechanisms for electric vehicle adoption. “Public-private partnerships are key to driving sustainable change,” stated Kuoh. “We need the government to provide policy incentives, infrastructure support, and financing solutions that will make electric transport the norm, not the exception.”

NEEV Liberia’s electric tricycles have already reduced fuel consumption and air pollution in Monrovia, and scaling this initiative will further lower greenhouse gas emissions to help Liberia meet its environmental targets, create green jobs to support local economic growth, reduce fuel dependency for more cost-effective transportation, and improve urban air quality for better public health. The world is moving towards electric mobility, and Liberia must not be left behind. NEEV Liberia’s initiative serves as a catalyst, demonstrating that clean transportation is possible and beneficial. With government backing and corporate collaboration, Liberia can position itself as a leader in West Africa’s green mobility revolution. The time for action is now. Will Liberia seize this opportunity to transform its transport sector, protect the environment, and create a sustainable future for its people?

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