Lagos vows justice after attack on VIS officers at Mile 2

The Lagos State government has vowed to ensure justice for operatives of the Vehicle Inspection Service (VIS) who were attacked in the Mile 2 area during a routine check.

by Timothy Atoyebi

LASWA gets 3,500 Lifejackets donated by FG

by Guardian Nigeria

Lagos records 517,394 traffic infractions in one year, says commissioner

by Gbenga Salau

LASG insists traffic fines lawful, urges motorists to obey rules

by Gbenga Salau

Lagos threatens to remove unauthorised gates in seven days

by Gbenga Salau

‘Effective parking management crucial to reducing congestion, enhancing safety’

by Gbenga Salau

Bolt invests €100m in three years to enhance platform safety

by Guardian Nigeria

Lagos, AFD to boost travel efficiency, connectivity

by Guardian Nigeria

Govt kicks off interstate park accreditation, digitisation of manifest

by Gbenga Salau

Lagos announces night traffic diversion on Ojuelegba flyover

by Benjamin Alade

Lagos cracks down on unlicensed vehicles, impounds 241

by Gbenga Salau

Car free day celebration: LASG advocates non-motorised transport

by Gbenga Salau

Ministry assesses traffic management plant ahead of Lekki-Epe E-call up system

by Benjamin Alade

Lagos starts e-call up of trucks on Lekki-Epe road Sept 23

by Gbenga Salau

Commissioner stresses making children champion of water transport

by Gbenga Salau

Lagos announces traffic diversion at Ikeja Along

by Oluyemi Ogunseyin

Lagos to reopen Third Mainland Bridge on Thursday

by Oluyemi Ogunseyin

Third Mainland Bridge: Lagos announces 36-hour traffic diversion for Island-Oworo bound carriage

by Gbenga Salau

Lagos retrains 250 senior LASTMA officers

by Guardian Nigeria

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