LAGOS STATE: VEHICLE EMISSION TEST SET TO COMMENCE THIS YEAR

The Lagos State Government has once again reiterated its readiness to commence vehicle emission test on vehicles plying the metropolis soon. It says the decision is a strategy to reduce air pollution and part of a continuing effort to reduce rate of accidents linked to excessive smoke-emitting vehicles. It added that the exercise, which would commence this year, was necessary […]

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ALAPERE JUNCTION LAY-BY: PROMISE MADE AND OVER-DELIVERED IN RECORD TIME (BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES)

About two months ago, the Lagos State Government in its bid to completely ease commuting time at major traffic trajectory within the city noted for gridlock commenced the reconstruction of the Alapere-Ketu end of the Oworonshoki-Ogudu-Old Toll Gate stretch of the expressway down from the 3rd Mainland Bridge. That project was scheduled for completion in 7months!

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RE-CERTIFICATION OF DRIVERS TO ELIMINATE ROAD ACCIDENT

The training and re-certification of professional drivers in the private and public sectors by the Lagos State Driver’s Institute (LASDRI) will instill professionalism and curb road accidents, Chief Executive Officer of Lagos State Drivers’ Institute, (LASDRI), Ogunlade Philip said. Speaking at the Oshodi office of the Institute, Philip harped on the need to retrain drivers yearly. According to him, updating […]

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TRANSPORT OPERATORS PLAN 40% FARE INCREASE EFFECTIVE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19

The current economic downturn being witnessed in Nigeria and the rising inflation figure is taking another dimension in the road transport sector, as players said their operations cost increased to a record high of more than 80 per cent in recent time. The players, under the aegis of Association of Private Transport Company Owners of Nigeria (APTCON), said in Lagos […]

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TWO DIE IN ASSEMBLY VEHICLE AUTO CRASH AS FRSC REELS OUT SALLAH ACCIDENT STATISTICS

Two persons died, while nine others were injured in an accident at the Onipepeiye village end of the Abeokuta-Siun-Sagamu Expressway on Tuesday. It involved a Toyota Picnic with number plate, KSF 957 BB, and a Nissan Serena marked, 25 OGHA, belonging to the Ogun State House of Assembly. Our correspondent gathered that the Sango-bound Toyota Picnic was coming from Ibadan, […]

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FRSC SAYS SPEED LIMIT DEVICE WILL REDUCE ROAD ACCIDENTS BY 60%, NURTW SEEKS EXTENSION OF DEADLINE

The Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Commission, Mr. Boboye Oyeyemi, has said the speed limit device introduced by the FRSC will reduce road accidents by 6o per cent. Oyeyemi, who was represented by a top official of the FRSC, Mr. Victor Nwokolo, said this in Umuahia, the Abia State capital on Monday during the commencement of the 2016 ‘ember months […]

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RTEAN URGES FRSC TO ADOPT UNIFORM SPEED-LIMITERS

The National President of Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Chief Musa Isiwele, has urged the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) not to be selective in the planned issuance of speed-limiters to vehicles. Isiwele, who gave the advice in Abuja while speaking with journalists on certain government policies in the transport sector, said all categories of vehicles must be […]

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