braine:
Only once has a driver ever stopped for me to use the Zebra crossing and I'm sure that person must have lived in a sane country before.

Lagos drivers no send anybody.

frerari:
Oh well no death penalty so we are good

dhardline:
It's good that there are fines for offenses but the only problem I have with this is why would the

fine for an offence in a state be higher than the minimum wage?

So someone who's probably driving his late dad's car while doing a minimum wage job can't

drive in Lagos and buy a bag of rice in the same month .

braine:
Only once has a driver ever stopped for me to use the Zebra crossing and I'm sure that person must have lived in a sane country before.

Lagos drivers no send anybody.

OkoYibo:
One morning at Alausa Ikeja, I and some others wanted to cross the road at the Zebra Crossing when all vehicles stoopped except one bus. In his hurry, he nearly knocked the lady beside me down. When he stopped at the traffic light ahead, I went to challenge him and his response was "are you a Zebra?".

Had to report him to some Lastma guys there who quickly did the needful.

GAZZUZZ:
When you leave your house, Hold 20k for lagos state gov just in case. What about parking without turning on hazard lights?

braine:
Only once has a driver ever stopped for me to use the Zebra crossing and I'm sure that person must have lived in a sane country before.

Lagos drivers no send anybody.

dhardline:
It's good that there are fines for offenses but the only problem I have with this is why would the

fine for an offence in a state be higher than the minimum wage?

So someone who's probably driving his late dad's car while doing a minimum wage job can't

drive in Lagos and buy a bag of rice in the same month .

OkoYibo:
One morning at Alausa Ikeja, I and some others wanted to cross the road at the Zebra Crossing when all vehicles stoopped except one bus. In his hurry, he nearly knocked the lady beside me down. When he stopped at the traffic light ahead, I went to challenge him and his response was "are you a Zebra?".

Had to report him to some Lastma guys there who quickly did the needful.

dhardline:
It's good that there are fines for offenses but the only problem I have with this is why would the

fine for an offence in a state be higher than the minimum wage?

So someone who's probably driving his late dad's car while doing a minimum wage job can't

drive in Lagos and buy a bag of rice in the same month .

Gasout:
tous Il fois for Lagos

braine:
Only once has a driver ever stopped for me to use the Zebra crossing and I'm sure that person must have lived in a sane country before.

Lagos drivers no send anybody.

dhardline:
It's good that there are fines for offenses but the only problem I have with this is why would the

fine for an offence in a state be higher than the minimum wage?

So someone who's probably driving his late dad's car while doing a minimum wage job can't

drive in Lagos and buy a bag of rice in the same month .

INTROVERT:

swtdrms:


Guy why ds thin come dey pain u like ds? I no blame u jare, u don calculate how u wan carry ur dad car go show for babes but d fear of penalty is resetting ur brain to factory settings.

If u re Yoruba pls no reply cuz I no get skills for insults but if u re oda tribe, reply make look into d issue togeda

AutoJoshNG:
These are some of the driving offences in Lagos and their penalties. Some of laws are over-implemented while some are under-implemented. What ever the case may be, it is good to be aware of the following laws:

1) Failure to stop for pedestrians at Zebra crossing: The fine is N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. Your vehicle will also be impounded.
2) Driving on BRT lane: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. Alternatively, the driver may be sentenced to 3 years imprisonment or both.
3) Exceeding prescribed speed limit: N100,000 fine or 1 year imprisonment or both fine and imprisonment.
4) Wrongful overtaking: N100,000 fine.
5) Illegal U-turns: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. Driver most also undergo a mandatory training before he/she can drive again.
6) Bullion van driving in a wrong direction: Forfeiture of vehicle and 3 years imprisonment.
7) Making phone calls while driving: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders.
Motorist resisting arrest: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders.
9) Disobeying traffic control personnel: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. Your vehicle may also be impounded.
10) Learner driver without an accompanied licensed driver: The driver will be dislodged. He/She will also pay a fine of N20,000 for first time offence and N30,000 for subsequent offences.

Do you stop for pedestrians at Zebra crossings, why or why not?

https://autojosh.com/10-driving-offences-lagos-penalties/

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dhardline:
It's good that there are fines for offenses but the only problem I have with this is why would the

fine for an offence in a state be higher than the minimum wage?

So someone who's probably driving his late dad's car while doing a minimum wage job can't

drive in Lagos and buy a bag of rice in the same month .

vodutive:
lol @ subsequent offenders!!! Is it not a government that keeps records and has a database that can know who has offended before? Jokers!!!

diportivo:
6) Bullion van driving in a wrong direction: Forfeiture of vehicle and 3 years imprisonment.







Who is fooling who

Pronmix:
You know everything on that list is avoidable, if you know the rules why don't you just obey them and "buy bag of rice with minimum wage". Not everything you complain for.

OkoYibo:
One morning at Alausa Ikeja, I and some others wanted to cross the road at the Zebra Crossing when all vehicles stoopped except one bus. In his hurry, he nearly knocked the lady beside me down. When he stopped at the traffic light ahead, I went to challenge him and his response was "are you a Zebra?".

Had to report him to some Lastma guys there who quickly did the needful.

seunoni34:

Na because say you dey follow them argue. Don't claim rights, just humble yourself and smile. They'll cooperate with you.