Lagos Loses N4trn Yearly to Traffic Congestion, Moves to Regulate Tanker Operations

Lagos loses N4trn yearly to traffic congestion, moves to regulate tanker operations

The Lagos State Government has disclosed that the state suffers economic losses amounting to approximately N4 trillion each year due to persistent traffic

Lagos loses N4tr annually to traffic congestion

He attributed much of the gridlock to unregulated parking and disorderly loading and unloading activities along major logistics routes.

Lagos loses N4trn annually to traffic jam - Business Hallmark

The Lagos state government on Friday revealed that Lagosians lose an average of four hours daily due to traffic congestion, a development that leads to an estimated N4 trillion in annual economic losses. Declaring this during a TV programme, the Special Adviser to the governor on Transportation, Mr Sola Giwa noted that to enhance logistics […] The post Lagos loses N4trn annually to traffic jam first appeared on Business Hallmark.

Traffic Congestion: Lagos Loses N4trn Annually, Vows To Enforce E-Call-Up - NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA

Traffic congestion: Lagos loses N4trn annually, vows to enforce e-Call-Up 36 total views today The Lagos State Government is to begin enforcement of its Electronic Call-Up (e-Call-Up) system for tankers and other articulated vehicles operating on the Lekki-Epe Corridor with effect from June 16. The government said that the enforcement would be in an effort to enhance logistics coordination and reduce traffic congestion to save […] NEWS AGENCY OF…

Lagos Govt says residents lose N4 trillion annually to traffic congestion

The Lagos State Government has revealed that residents lose an average of four hours each day to traffic congestion, resulting in an estimated N4 trillion annual loss in productivity. A significant portion of this gridlock, especially along the Lekki-Epe industrial corridor, is attributed to the disorganised movement and indiscriminate parking of tankers and trailers. The […] The post Lagos Govt says residents lose N4 trillion annually to traffi…

Lagos vows to enforce e-Call-Up to check N4trn lose to traffic congestion - Worldstage

WorldStage Newsonline– The Lagos State Government is sets to begin enforcement of its Electronic Call-Up (e-Call-Up) system for tankers and other articulated vehicles operating on the Lekki-Epe Corridor with effect from June 16. The government said that the enforcement would be in an effort to enhance logistics coordination and reduce traffic congestion to save about four trillion naira for the state residents. The Special Adviser to Lagos Stat…