In a transfer to curb incessant gridlock brought on by gas queues, the Lagos State Site visitors Administration Authority has deployed operatives to watch site visitors round gas stations throughout the state.
That is contained in an announcement signed by the Director of Public Affairs and Enlightenment Division of LASTMA, Adebayo Taofiq, on Sunday.
The assertion revealed that the Basic Supervisor of LASTMA, Mr Olalekan Bakare-Oki, had issued a warning to motorists who’re queuing to buy gas at numerous filling stations resulting in extreme site visitors congestion affecting different highway customers.
The assertion reads, “Lagos State Site visitors Administration Authority (LASTMA) has issued a warning to motorists who’re queuing for gas at numerous filling stations resulting in extreme site visitors congestion for different highway customers.
“The Basic Supervisor of LASTMA, Mr. Olalekan Bakare-Oki, gave this warning immediately as he deployed further officers to watch site visitors round gas stations throughout the State.
“Mr. Bakare-Oki defined that this elevated deployment is critical because of experiences of lengthy queues at filling stations brought on by motorists who park indiscriminately, blocking roads as they wait to buy gas.”
The assertion revealed Bakare-Oki emphasised the significance of environment friendly site visitors administration as a vital issue for making a easy and built-in transportation community in Lagos as he known as for public assist in direction of the brand new directive.
It added, “He reiterated that efficient site visitors administration is important for attaining a seamless multi-modal transportation system in Lagos.
“Mr. Bakare-Oki additionally known as for full cooperation from the general public to make sure that the ‘T.h.e.m.e.s +’ agenda of the present administration leads to optimistic socio-economic growth and enhanced safety of lives and property.
“He additional urged the general public, significantly motorists, to utilize LASTMA’s newly inaugurated toll-free name centre at 080000527862 for complaints, feedback, and commendations.”