Thursday, 30 November 2017

Full Lists of The Lagos State Traffic Laws And Penalties


In the face of the law, there is no ignorance, once you commit an offence, you get the result immediately. The Lagos Traffic Law regime is designed to protect law-abiding road users. It is also designed to ensure that those who flout any of its stipulations are made to face the consequences of their action so that they can be reformed and join the law-abiding group.

Traffic offences are called Strict Liability Offences: you do the offence, you pay the consequence. However, the traffic management regime is not designed to empower officials of any agency of the State to molest, intimidate, extort or make a lawbreaker out of any Lagos resident/stakeholder through the demanding and giving of bribes so as to avoid unsavoury situations. These are the full list of the Lagos Traffic Offences and Penalties.



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Tuesday, 18 April 2017

FRSC set to impound the following vechicles


The Federal Road Safety Corps is stepping up enforcement on illegal use of Number Plates. The Corps has directed its Commands nationwide to clampdown on violation of Vehicle Identification (Number Plates) regulations. In focus are the following:

a) Use of illegal Number plates, for example, all vehicles bearing Number Plates such as PEACE AMBASSADOR, PEACE 1, are to be impounded on sight

b) Use of private Number Plates for commercial purposes

c) Use of diplomatic Number Plates/Vehicles for commercial purposes, particularly along the border towns

d) Some motorists, particularly government officials and politicians covering their vehicle number plates sown covers in varying color- most especially black and white

e) Use of plastic plates and other forms of imitations of Number Plates and

f) Use of fake Number Plates.

Those who are operating their vehicles in breach of the traffic laws and regulations are advised to desist from the illegality as the violators will be arrested and prosecuted while the vehicles involved will also be impounded. All motorists and the general public should note.

Don't be caught in the wrong side of the law, know what the law says.


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