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FRSC Deploys 2,500 Personnel for Osun Gubernatorial Election
The FRSC has mobilized 2,500 personnel and 50 vehicles to monitor traffic and enforce movement restrictions during the upcoming Osun State governorship election.
August 14, 2026
FRSC Mobilizes 2,500 Officers and 50 Vehicles for Osun Gubernatorial Poll
The FRSC has mobilized 2,500 personnel and 50 vehicles to manage traffic and ensure safety during the Osun State governorship election on August 15, 2026.
August 14, 2026
LASTMA urges transport unions to help ease Lagos traffic congestion
LASTMA is seeking a partnership with transport unions to boost road safety and reduce traffic gridlock in Lagos through better compliance and shared responsibility.
August 13, 2026
Governor Otti mandates 10 p.m. curfew for Abia traffic agencies
Governor Alex Otti has mandated that Abia traffic enforcement agencies operate until 10 p.m. daily to curb recklessness and improve road safety throughout the state.
August 6, 2026
Yobe State Authorities Begin Removal of Unauthorized Roadside Businesses and Illegal Motor Parks
The Yobe State Road Traffic Management Agency has initiated a campaign to shut down illegal motor parks and roadside businesses in Damaturu to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion.
July 28, 2026
MEMAN Urges Enhanced Truck Regulation Amid Apapa Congestion Concerns
MEMAN defends its members against allegations of causing tanker congestion in Apapa, citing effective automated call-up systems and calling for stronger enforcement of transit protocols.
July 22, 2026
Lagos State Introduces Structured On-Street Parking Rules
The Lagos State Parking Authority is rolling out a new, regulated on-street parking initiative to improve safety and organization, urging drivers to plan their trips with designated parking spots in mind.
July 18, 2026
Lagos Introduces Toll-Free 3367 Hotline for Traffic Reporting
LASTMA has rolled out a new 3367 toll-free hotline to help residents report traffic accidents, vehicle issues, and officer misconduct in an effort to improve road safety across Lagos.
June 28, 2026