Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) Service Routes & Fares

The Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) was created as an alternative means of transportation in the State.

It is one of several transportation means designed to replace commercial motorcycles and tricycles in the State.

Here are the routes the Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) are currently plying and their corresponding fares.

Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL), started operations on the 17th of February 2017 with the mission to assist in alleviating the transportation issues in Lagos State.

The LBSL, headed by Mr. Idowu Oguntona, a seasoned Finance and Management expert, was created in furtherance of Lagos State Govt’s promise to increase alternative means transportation. It is one of several transportation options made available to commute following the restrictions placed on the commercial motorcycles and tricycles in the State.

With over 500 buses and 36 routes currently in operation, the passenger transport provider, just like the Lagos BRT buses, operates a prepaid and on-the-bus ticketing service.

Below are the routes the Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) currently plys and their corresponding fares.

· Ikeja – CMS/Obalende/TBS N300

· Ikeja – Alausa N100

· Ikeja – Berger N150

· Oshodi – Berger N250

· Oshodi – TBS/Obalende N300

· Berger – TBS N300

· Berger – Oshodi/Obalende

· Leventis – Oshodi N300

· Oworonshoki – TBS/Obalende N150

· Oworonshoki – Oshodi N100

· Oworonshoki – Berger N100

· Alapere – TBS N250

· Alapere – Oshodi N100

· Park & Ride – TBS N300

· Toll Gate – Oshodi N150

· Berger · Leventis/TBS N300

· Obalende – Berger N350

· Oworonshoki – Ikeja N150

· Ikeja – Iyana Ipaja N150

· Ikeja – Ogba N100

· Ikeja – Ojota N100

· Berger – Ogba N100

· Oshodi – Ajah N500

· Obalende – Ajah N300

· CMS – Ajah N300

· Inner Marina – Ajah N300

· Dopemu – TBS/Obalende N500

· Ogba – TBS N350

· Iyana Ipaja – Agege – Berger N200

· Agege – Berger N150

· Agege – Alausa Secretariat N150

· Abule Egba – Alausa N250

· Abule Egba – Agege N100

· Oworonshoki – Ajah N400

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