Alejoc:
We are serious about nothing!

AutoReportNG:
The Otedola Bridge fire incident has left many people in shock, while many are calling on the government to be proactive and be in charge of its duties, many are blaming the law enforcement who turn blind eyes to these killers on the road, they accused the LASTMA, FRSC of ignoring these trucks of death and always chasing after private cars. AutoReportNG did a bit of an exposee into what countries like UK, Canada and US are using.

To be sincere, it's a rare sight seeing fuel tankers on the road in the advanced country, an investigation into the UK and other countries show that fuels are transported using the rails and this makes them faster without any rancor. For those who will remember, there used be railways at Ijora-Apapa axis of NNPC depots back in the 1990s, this railway helps to decongest the roads and also our roads last longer.

For people who school at Anglican Primary School, Baptist and lots of others in Marine Beach in the early 1990s will recount when railways are used to deliver petroleum products, but reserve seems to be the case as the rails are dismantled and the place is now a death trap.

The question now is when will Nigeria get it right?

When will powers that sit in high places allow us to have a functional railway system to salvage all these deaths in our nation?

When will the youths take the destiny of Nigeria and make it our priority?

Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/06/see-how-fuels-are-transported-in-other.html

Lalasticlala
Seun
Mynd44
Marpol
Dominique

deomelo:


Your post is a little misleading simply because they move fuel on public roads all over the world even though they also move fuel via the rail system. Fuel transportation and means of transportation depends on a lot of factors.

In Nigeria, we also move petroleum products via rail, but because of decades of rot, neglect, corruption and incompetence, we are not 100% complaint.


Luckily for us, the rail system in Nigeria is getting maximum attention as we speak with cross country modernization and billions of dollars worth of rail investments.


We are almost there.

deomelo:


Your post is a little misleading simply because they move fuel on public roads all over the world even though they also move fuel via the rail system. Fuel transportation and means of transportation depends on a lot of factors.

In Nigeria, we also move petroleum products via rail, but because of decades of rot, neglect, corruption and incompetence, we are not 100% complaint.


Luckily for us, the rail system in Nigeria is getting maximum attention as we speak with cross country modernization and billions of dollars worth of rail investments.


We are almost there.

opera1:
Amen.
It will take us long periods of time to get there.

Main while :

AutoReportNG:
Its well with Nigeria

many are blaming the law enforcement who turn blind eyes to these killers on the road, they accused the LASTMA, FRSC of ignoring these trucks of death and always chasing after private cars. 

AutoReportNG:
Its well with Nigeria

GMbuharii:

shata
thunda faya buhari

deomelo:



Why address other people same way you address your own parents.?

AutoReportNG:


Did you read the Apapa part I mentioned? I never said we did not, but that's back in the 1990s, not now. When was the last time fuel was moved by rail in Nigeria?

Regards

Tanker Leaks 700 Gallons of Fuel After Crash in Hamilton

2017-10-11

http://loudounnow.com/2017/10/11/tanker-leaks-100-gallons-of-fuel-after-crash-in-hamilton/