Add a subordinating conjunction to the first clause, such as if, although, whereas, as long as, when, until, unless, before, whenever, while, despite, after, etc. Replace the repeated subject with a pronoun and adjust wording accordingly. Because the subordinating conjunction makes the first half of the compound sentence
(the information) unable to stand on its own, it becomes more difficult for a reporter to quote the clause without the second half of the sentence
(the message).
FOR EXAMPLE:
"Despite the road being safe, we are committed to ensuring ingress and egress on it remains so."