He stated further that it was nauseating seeing these commercial bus drivers constituting public nuisances by operating illegally on Bridges and Roundabouts thereby causing avoidable traffic gridlock and inconveniencing other motorists and road users.
Mr. Oreagba revealed that the Enforcement Unit of the Authority had to embark on the exercise at Apongbon Bridge and Ikorodu Roundabouts after the recalcitrant drivers who do not want to operate within government-designated garages and parks across the State failed to comply with several warnings issued to them.
He noted that the Authority would not rest on his oars on curbing illegal activities of the unruly commercial buses/cars operators as the present administration is expending huge resources on constructing standard Bus Terminals in every part of the State. “We would continue to ensure free flow of traffic movement around bridges and Roundabouts across the State by scaling up our enforcement and clampdown operations on these stubborn commercial buses operating illegal parks, garages and car mart in the State”, Oreagba declared.All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
The state Government should review there judgment over the poor people because the sufferness in dis state in on high side
If LASTMA truly wishes to or have started arresting/impounding vehicles parked at unauthorized places, Cele along Apapa-Oshodi expressway should be the start point. All I see there is the arrest and extortion of private vehicles, being tagged commercial, if they park behind buses
Is this achievement or development, no developed nation does this, no punishment, no fine but to destruction of someone's property, to send someone to square one or zero