HeadlinesTransport Lagos Impounds Vehicles for Traffic Rules Contravention By maritimemag December 28, 2020 ShareTweet 0 Abiodun OBA | Various vehicles whose drivers contravened traffic rules and regulations have been impounded over the weekend in Lagos. In a statement signed by Head, Public Affairs Unit of the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences (Enforcement) Unit, known as the Taskforce, Mr Adebayo Taofiq reported the chairman of the task force, SP Shola Jejeloye as saying the offences included driving against traffic (one-way), driving on BRT lanes by unauthorised vehicle drivers and causing road obstructions. Jejeloye pointed out that the traffic offenders were apprehended at different parts of the state for contravening the Lagos State Transport Sector Reform Law of 2018. “It is worrisome seeing both educated private car owners and commercial bus drivers driving against traffic or causing road obstructions to other road users across the state! “Honestly, it is painful that with the high level of enlightenment campaigns and serious warnings by the government, motorists still violate traffic laws! “They drive against traffic with total disregard, without fear of crushing innocent passers-by or causing a collision with oncoming vehicles. “The agency will keep enhancing the enforcement of the law, which has been checking impunity on our roads,’’ he said. Jejeloye urged motorists to desist from driving against traffic and obey the various traffic signs conspicuously displayed on all roads across the city by the government to avoid the wrath of the law. The chairman also commended Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu for the donation of additional operational vehicles to the task force for the exercise tagged ‘Anti One-Way’ to further boost traffic enforcement operations. © 2020, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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