Lagos-Ibadan Expressway closure: You need to observe diversion signs, FRSC tells motorists

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Lagos-Ibadan Expressway closure: You need to observe diversion signs, FRSC tells motorists mondaythoughts

The Lagos State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps has said that no motorist will suffer during the rehabilitation of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, if lane discipline and road diversion signs are observed.reports that the construction company, Julius Berger, had announced the closure of a portion of the road to allow for reconstruction which began on Monday .

“They are to ensure sanity and lane discipline so that no one will waste time unnecessarily on the road in and out of Lagos. “The main thing is for motorists to maintain their lanes. If they maintain their lanes, everyone will be able to move in and out of the state. It is moving traffic. It is not a bad situation.Sonusi said that so many traffic agents comprising officers from the FRSC, Police, LASTMA and TRACE were on ground to enforce compliance to diversion signs and lane discipline.

“For any obstruction occasioned by break down of vehicles, we have FRSC tow trucks on ground and will be complemented by that of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency.“We are assuring motorists that they will not sleep on the road because everything that is needed to be done is in place,” she added.According to her, the corps has also withdrawn officers from other commands to join in the work.

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