No fewer than five persons were confirmed dead while two others sustained various degrees of injury in an auto crash involving four vehicles around Iperu, on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway

Ekiti Government says it is set to commence emission tests on vehicles, generators, other petrol and diesel engines in the state.

Founder, Fight Against Desert Encroachment (FADE), Dr. Newton Jibunoh, has decried the high cost of vehicles in Nigeria, stressing the need for the production of affordable cars that are environmentally friendly.

Gunmen, yesterday, attacked Otuebu and Obodo Ocha villages in Ohaukwu Local Council of Ebonyi State, killing six persons and leaving many with injuries.

Barely one month after the Federal Government re-opened the land borders, the Federal Operations Unit (FOU) of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Zone A, said it has intercepted foreign parboiled rice

By the way, are okadas not vehicles? Is anybody blind to the number of okadas in the so-called okada free zones? Whatever happened to the laws requiring the wearing of the helmet

There are indications that only about 2.53 million out of the 12 million registered vehicles on Nigerian roads have genuine motor insurance, leaving about 9.5 million uninsured.

President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, launched a programme that would enable no less than 40 per cent vehicles plying Nigerian roads to run on compressed natural gas.

Peugot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) Ltd has faulted Federal Government’s plan to reduce import duties and taxes for tractors, buses, and passenger vehicles, noting that it would serve as a disincentive

Executive Secretary, African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) Anibor Kragha, in this interview with KINGSLEY JEREMIAH underscores implications of Africa’s energy outlook, the high level of sulfur in petroleum products, looming health and environmental concerns, and infrastructural challenges in the downstream sector of the continent’s petroleum industry. The African Union and the African Refiners and…

The Oshodi-Isolo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) on Saturday deployed members of the traffic committee to control traffic on major inner roads in Oshodi.

Mr Godwin Nyiam, Director General, Cross River Traffic Management and Regulatory Agency (TRAMRA), says the agency will commence enforcement of `wrong parking’