BYD EV Arrives Nigerian Market, LASG Warn Against Plying Unauthorized Routes, Speed Limit Enforcement Backed By Law, News In The Past Week

BYD EV launched Into Nigerian market, LASG warn against plying unauthorized routes, adds that speed limit enforcement backed by Lagos law, news in the past week.

LASTMA Warn Commercial Bus Operators Against Plying Unauthorized Routes, Illegal Road Parking

The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has directed commercial bus operators in Lagos, particularly drivers of mini buses (Korope), to adhere to traffic regulations, urging them to maintain their authorized routes.

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Hon. Sola Giwa, who gave the directive, warned all ‘Korope’ operators to immediately desist from utilizing unauthorized routes, underscoring that any act of defiance would attract the full weight of legal sanctions.

Additionally, Hon. Giwa issued a categorical directive against the indiscriminate occupation of public roadways for unauthorized parking and loading activities, which significantly aggravate traffic congestion and pose substantial risks to other road users.

He emphasized that, moving forward, all commercial operators must restrict their operations to designated bus stops and terminals to avert unwarranted impediments to vehicular circulation.

Speed Limit Enforcement, N50k Fine Backed By Lagos Transport Law – LASG

Amid public concerns regarding the enforcement of speed limits on selected roads in the State, the Lagos State government has reaffirmed the legality of the regulations, urging motorists to comply for the safety of road users.

In a statement, the Commissioner for Transportation, Mr. Oluwaseun Osiyemi referenced Section 28(2)(a) of the Lagos State Transport Sector Reform Law (2018), which provides the legal basis for imposing penalties on motorists who exceed prescribed speed limits.

While urging the public to stop the fabrication of false information on the speed limit operation, the Commissioner reiterated that the speed limit cameras which were installed after comprehensive studies on the need in the axes they are currently only on.

He noted that studies have shown the need for other areas of the state and that this will be done after further reviews. He, however, reaffirmed that the primary purpose of installing the cameras is for the safety of commuters as well as motorists on the road.

LOXEA Introduces BYD Electric Vehicles In Nigeria

LOXEA Nigeria, a subsidiary of CFAO Mobility, proudly announces the introduction of BYD (Build Your Dreams) electric vehicles to the Nigerian market. By offering BYD vehicles, LOXEA becomes the pioneer in bringing a renowned Electric Vehicle (EV) brand to Nigeria.

LOXEA is a leading player in innovative mobility solutions in Africa, offering clients a range of 100% electric vehicles from BYD. As a pioneer in the deployment of electric vehicle solutions across the continent, LOXEA is bringing to Nigeria a comprehensive suite of services associated with electric vehicles. This includes the installation of electric charging stations, vehicle maintenance, repair services, and the provision of spare parts.

In addition to providing an inaugural charging station at the upcoming LOXEA Victoria Island showroom, the company is also offering an adaptable solution that allows customers to charge their EVs conveniently at home.

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