davodyguy:
Ambode had vision to transform Lagos State, but they killed the dream

sparko1:

My friend keep quite, this thing has been working for close to 6 months now, I was served some days ago for not paying insurance and road worthiness for this year already.

Dannybammz:
This is a welcome development. Gradually we'll get there.
God bless Nigeria

SouthSouth1914:
Good development! But bad timing!! This won’t be effective without solving the power crisis first. It’s like putting the cart before the horse!!

AutoReportNG:


Some of these cameras are manned at traffic lights, for example, one is manned at ShopRite close to Alausa, once you break the rules, it automatically flagged your plate number and the VIOs will be on look for you.

tyup:
Sadly i wish this can be introduced in ibadan to reset those crazy micra driver's brain

AtikuMeansJobs:
Atiku is going to be our next President. It is obvious Nigerians have rejected President Mohammedu Buhari due to his incompetence, nepotism, ethnocentrism, desecration of our democratic institutions and outright wickedness!
So, what are your expectations of the new President? What do you want him to focus on in the first 100 days in office?

onyxo76:
what of for cars mot registered in Lagos, for example a visiting car form kogi state with kabba plate number

jkmadu16:
how many car plate number can it check at a time?

AutoReportNG:


The camera automatically scans and capture your plate number! Remember all plate number registration is done online, they have access to all database and all info, once you flagged the law, they pick up up your info and remember the camera takes pictures as well, there is no way you can deny that either you are in Kabba, Abuja etc, they work with the Nigerian Police and FRSC on this too...

onyxo76:
very informative, thank you, so it's best to keep your documents up to date, but come o, what of all those commercial interstate buses,those one don't ever renew their papers and always bribe those frsc and police

DVoices:
Good Moves by the Lagos state government, I'm worried about the continuity of the project in the long run this is Nigeria any thing is possible. Technology is the only solution to most the problems we are having in the country, I believe open source projects are the best.

Projects of this type have enthusiast who are willing to add value by contributing to the development and usability, I don't stay in Lagos but this project shouldn't be handled by the VIO team alone the tech guys, drivers, agberos, artisans would contribute and progress would be made.

The problem here is that the project would be limited to some people and the team handling the project would be looking at the monetary aspect rather than development to the society, forgetting aside Ikeja and Lagos environs the entire country would require the Automatic Number Plate Recognition for safe drive and societal development.

AngelicBeing:
Where is the power to make sure the device works very well 24/7 non-stop, what about the issue of vandalism / theft or outright removal of the device by hoodlums

sparko1:

My friend keep quite, this thing has been working for close to 6 months now, I was served some days ago for not paying insurance and road worthiness for this year already.

asuustrike1:

Ref:AngelicBeing asked a sensitive question instead of giving an appropriate answer you start by shunning him. Is that how you respond to query in public? I pity those you work with

ArcSEMPECJ:
Hmmm.,..BRT buses activated ......but let them know that there are many mad drivers than their cameras in Lagos State

sparko1:

My friend keep quite, this thing has been working for close to 6 months now, I was served some days ago for not paying insurance and road worthiness for this year already.