dabriggs:
Who told you your politicians want you to enjoy these things?



You want them to loose the only thing they have over you?

anonimi:


It sucks to be a zombie whose brain has been swept clean by APCheat winchious broom




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Explorers:
5. Bike sharing(Netherlands, London).

Will this work?

Imagine having thousands of bikes littering about a hundred bike stations across Lagos or VI. Instead of adding your car to the traffic, you can just stroll to the nearest bike station to your house, pick a bike, cycle to work and drop it off at the nearest bike station to your office. Like that again when you're going home

Explorers:
5. Bike sharing(Netherlands, London).

Will this work?

Imagine having thousands of bikes littering about a hundred bike stations across Lagos or VI. Instead of adding your car to the traffic, you can just stroll to the nearest bike station to your house, pick a bike, cycle to work and drop it off at the nearest bike station to your office. Like that again when you're going home

ahaz:
ah this one no go work o...except you want make papa segun begin export bicycle back to him village lbadan..

Explorers:

Newyork and Dubai cabs.

Explorers:
3. Seperate truck lanes will reduce accidents, trucks/containers falling on cars.

Explorers:
5. Bike sharing(Netherlands, London).

Will this work?

Imagine having thousands of bikes littering about a hundred bike stations across Lagos or VI. Instead of adding your car to the traffic, you can just stroll to the nearest bike station to your house, pick a bike, cycle to work and drop it off at the nearest bike station to your office. Like that again when you're going home

Explorers:
Lagos, Nigeria’s port and commercial center, is notorious for its chronic traffic congestions and terrible accidents. Lagos is the only city of its size in the world that doesn’t have a city-wide rail system. That’s 15 to 21 million people (no one knows exactly how many) who are forced to commute by road only everyday. Exposing motorists, passengers/pedestrians to long hours of heat and inhalation of harmful vehicle emissions.
cc: : Afam4eva,OAM4J,dominique

tobimillar:
Hmn...or send all the igbo's to the lagoon so that lagos will be emtpy

Timoleon:
Its amazing how we can wish and wish then drop all blames in the government. when the Brt first started in lagos, nurtw kicked against it as being against the interest of drivers of danfo. when government decides to ezpand road to accomodate more traffic, residents petition the courts to give orders of injunctions. when commuters board buses, they encourage the drivers to be lawless "this driver is not sharp, take one wat na". Our road users use d roads arbitrarily... you may find a car owner stopping to chit chat wit a pedestrian in d middle of d road, you find people parkng cars illegaly o the road, traders taking chunky spaces from d road to advertise their wares, bus drivers pick passengers at all kinds of stops, drops passengers off in the middle of the road(is d driver alone on this illegality? surely he is in cinnivance wit the passenger). Suggestions exist that sometimes potholes are intentionally created in some roads by road hawkers(gala lacasera chips).

Are our leaders corrupt? undeniably Yes! However, many of these projects cited above are either too lofty at present(the canadian interchange expressways and bridges) or clueless as a new innovation(the new york/dubai cab) we already have cabs y increase d number of vehicles on the road, the netherland bicycle too is not much of anything, the accomodation deficit in lagis means dat peopke are forced to live very far from work...i couldnt possibly bike from badagry or sango to ajah or apapa.

surely, the government has a lot to do...but private citizens are not left out of this. Private entrepreneurs can take up d idea of the amphibious buses for instance or ferries, purchase dem and take up license of practice from government...afterall, the government doesnt buy danfo for people, people buy and get licenses afterwards.

we can sit on our butts n criticize all day, i am however certain dat all d projects cuted by the op were not projects completed by single regimes. each successive government is however charged to have massive improvements on ifrastructures from what their predecessor managed to accomplish.

bakynes:
Haven't lived in England for some years and travelled around Europe. There are a lot of transport systems that can remove traffic congestion in Lagos but will they invest in it? I doubt it. Lemme mention a few to add to the OP's own. Cable Car system, Tram system, Ferry with the ones the OP mentioned Overground and Underground train even though it will take so long and massive investment in building underground tunnels and stations. The power sector is still bad so alot of these projects is not sustainable. The bottomline is that these idiots in govt have to stop stealing money and invest in massive infrastructure and planning. Try checking out transport for London( tfl.gov.uk) and see how a good city transport system is planned.

flokii:
non-yorubas should leave... simple!

they're constituting too much nuisance in Lagos..

Explorers:
5. Bike sharing(Netherlands, London).

Will this work?

Imagine having thousands of bikes littering about a hundred bike stations across Lagos or VI. Instead of adding your car to the traffic, you can just stroll to the nearest bike station to your house, pick a bike, cycle to work and drop it off at the nearest bike station to your office. Like that again when you're going home

Explorers:
4. Interchange/Highway.

Government should provide these in Lagos and traffic will drastically reduce.


*Highway 401, Canada.

*Dallas highfive.


if APC mâke this kind of road, we go endup having minimum of 20-30 Toll gates.

*L.A.

*Dubai Interchange.

RaggedyAnn:



It's thinking like this that impedes progress. Learning to ride a bike is much less complicated than learning to drive; they'll manage.

Funjosh:


Bicycle is more difficult to learn than learning to drive