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Tide against commercial motorcyclists, tricyclists

Tide against commercial motorcyclists, tricyclists

With the arrest of no fewer than 150 commercial motorcyclists, popularly known as Okada riders, last week, the Lagos State Government may have reaffirmed its commitment to restricting their activities to last-mile shuttles, ADEYINKA ADERIBIGBE writes Alhassan Ahmed, a salesman, was running out of time for a business meeting  in  Ota, Ogun State. It was […] …

Managing land, waterway traffic by radio

Managing land, waterway traffic by radio

The start of train movements and waterways coverage, among others, on Lagos Traffic Radio last week may have set a paradigm shift in traffic planning that may help resolve gridlocks, writes ADEYINKA ADERIBIGBE The addition  of waterways and train movements reporting by Nigeria’s premier traffic radio station, Lagos Traffic Radio 96.1, established by the Lagos […] …

Resolving gridlock on Lagos roads

Resolving gridlock on Lagos roads

Will a formal policy improve transportation architecture in Lagos State? The government says yes, writes ADEYINKA ADERIBIGBE THE huge financial cost of gridlocks on Lagos roads was grimly painted by Patrick Adenusi, Founder, Safety Without Borders. According to Adenusi, if only 100,000 vehicles are held up in traffic and each driver buys N1,000 fuel, they […] …

2019 budget: FG earmarks N8.7bn for suspended national carrier

2019 budget: FG earmarks N8.7bn for suspended national carrier

A number of stakeholders in the aviation industry had lauded the government for suspending the national carrier project… Louis Ibah and Isaac Anumihe, Abuja The controversy over some of the Federal Government allocations in the 2019 budget continues to mount as Nigerians yesterday raised queries over its decision to earmark a whopping N8.7 billion for […]
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Pressure to complete Lagos-Ibadan rail not political, FG reaffirms

Pressure being mounted on the Chinese Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC) to complete the Lagos-Ibadan Railway project before schedule, is for economic, rather than political reasons. Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, made this clarification yesterday in Abuja, saying one of the solutions to the challenges at the Lagos ports is an efficient rail line. He […]
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So far, so fair

So far, so fair

In its determination to unlock the economy, the Buhari administration is tackling headlong the challenges of transportation, writes ADEYINKA ADERIBIGBE The sector witnessed unprecedented activities across all the modes – road, water and air – last year.   State of roads The Federal Government took off  last January by reviewing the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, approving N134 […] …

Tackling traffic gridlock with technology

Tackling traffic gridlock with technology

Can sanity ever return to Lagos roads? The state government, experts and transportation stakeholders say it is possible if motorists comply with traffic regulations, writes ADEYINKA ADERIBIGBE These are ‘mad’ times for motorists and commuters in Lagos State. For many residents, hell has been let loose in the state, no thanks to traffic gridlocks acrossRead More …

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