akinsmyk:
Mega chicken at Ikota to VGC roundabout all the way down to Jubilee bridge at Ajah. Then coming from Badore/Langbasa to Jubilee bridge Ajah.

Admiralty road junction to Lekki-ikoyi link bridge.

Freedom way to Lekki-Ajah express road

Falomo under bridge at MTN office all the way down Awolowo way.

From Ligali Ayorinde to Ajose Adeogun roundabout from the afternoon.

From Silverbird and Adeola Odeku all the way to Ring road bridge/Muson centre

Ring road bridge to Muson centre all the way to Bonny camp

Thanks for including this.
After the completion of the jubilee bridge we all thought that the traffic situation would be a thing of the past.
Same traffic situation applies to the Abraham Adesanya round about coming down from the jubilee bridge.

COOLDK:
Everywhere is traffic ladden in Lagos.

Even on your street looking at your house korokoro like this, una no go fit enter until more than 1hr later

haaaa, haba

hoodedjaystrim:
Iyanoba Lasu gate

Ikotun-Abaranje

That Ikotun Abaranje route na war, especially that eko five round about ikotun

Iju Road. Especially fagba bus stop traffic is worrisome

Jestin:
Too much trafic in Lagos....that city is overrated

mumu

I can't stay in Lagos. Spend 5hrs in traffic?!!Gosh!

Kukuma say it can take you 1 hour 30 mins and 25 seconds to move even from your bedroom to sitting room if you live in Lagos.

CotenantNIG:
Major Traffic Jam Routes in Lagos

Lagos is the commercial Hub, this comes with a huge price, according to Lagos state government report in 2018 over 12 million people use Lagos roads daily. Lagos is not only popular due to his business environment but equally its size.

As much as this traffic cuts across the whole of the state, some major roads in the state are more prone to this traffic than the other. Lagosians can spend up to 5 hours in a traffic. Its always hard to avoid traffic in Lagos

Iyana-Ipaja/Egbeda Road to Ikeja/Oshodi: Iyana-Ipaja/Egbeda are locations under Alimosho Local Government with a population of over 2 million people, many of this people live in ikotun, igando ,ojo etc. Most people living in alimosho either work in Ikeja or on the island.

Ikotun to Ejigbo road/Jakande Gate/Oke-afa/cele express: This road is always hell in the morning both for going and coming in the evening for workers, most people plying this route are either going to oshodi, apapa, Obalende/Cms. This is as a result of bad roads and inexperienced lastma officials.

Ojota to Palm-Grove/Anthony/Onipan/Yaba: The route is always blocked because of tankers that parked on yaba bridge and equally on the highway, you can spend sometimes two hours just to get to yaba.

Cele-express to Apapa/Coconut/Apapa: I have nothing to write about this because everyone knows till eternity this place will always be jammed. People who work in this area often sleep in their respective offices for the week to return home at the weekend all because of the traffic on this road. The reason for this is basically because there is only one major linking road to Apapa. The traffic gets even worse when tanker drivers decide to go park their tankers on the bridge instead of their designated park.


3rd Mainland Bridge: The large number of people who work on the Island and live on the mainland is the major reason for this terrible traffic. The fact that people can spend several hours in this traffic mean they’ve had to learn to leave their homes as early as 4am or 5am in order to meet up with their very early resumption time.

Opic Estate/Berger Road to Inside Lagos: This road leads all the way to Mowe and Ibafo in Ogun state. The relatively cheap housing in these areas also makes it a densely populated area, mostly people who work in Lagos. The high population in this area is one of the major reasons for the stand still traffic often encountered on this road. If there was another good road leading to these areas, maybe the story about the traffic would be a whole lot different. Since there isn’t, the horrible traffic tale on the road remains.

Notable Mentions

Ikorodu Road to ketu/Ojota

Ikeja Inside to Maryland

Iyana-Ipaja/Agege to Guiness/Ogba

Magodo Road/7up – Anthony-Isale/Island

Toll Gate to Kola/Abule-Egba

VI to 1004 estate/Lekki Toll Gate

Obalende/Cms – Bonny Camp/Noun Gate/Adeyemo Alakija

Lekki Toll Gate

FEEL FREE TO ADD YOURS

Source: https://new.cotenant.com.ng/2019/03/05/major-traffic-jam-routes-in-lagos/

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The Ikeja along axis to the MMA2 and the MMIA is a real
traffic jam spot. Get ready to miss your air flights if you
do not leave your house early or if you don't get a hotel
to stay near the airport.

Despite the fact that my younger brother was at
a major hotel in Ikeja near the international airport, he
was caught up in a major traffic jam on his way back to
his Manchester, UK base to be with his wife and
kids on February 14. Thank goodness he didn't miss
his KLM flight.

Mobolaji Bank Anthony axis/Maryland axis right to Maryland Mall
is another area I would not want to be visit again if I have an urgent
appointment. Time is money.

What Lagos and Port Harcourt need... most especially Lagos are more
comfortable hovercrafts/ferries to move a large number of people since over
60 percent of Lagos State is water and it has many islands... and the business
will be very profitable for any major investor. Most Lagos residents move from
the mainland to the island in the mornings and back in the evenings in their
millions!

The railway line is very expensive to build but it can also complement water
transportation. People need to start keeping their cute cars at home instead of
showing off in them.






The SR.N4 was refitted and expanded twice, growing to a capacity of 60 cars and 418
passengers: as many as a 747 airliner. The main ferry route was between Dover and
Boulogne, a 22-mile trip that took on average 35 minutes. However, when unloaded, the SR.N4
could go even faster, and the unofficial record for a cross-channel crossing was a blistering
15 minutes and 23 seconds. However, as the speed limit on the English Channel is 70mph, this
was never officially acknowledged.
Source: https://curious-droid.com/306/happened-giant-hovercraft-sr-n4-concorde-seas/


"What Happened to the Giant Hovercraft SR-N4? - The Concorde of the Seas"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Inog40YZcYs[9:16]
Sep 8, 2017 - Uploaded by Curious Droid

"Hovercraft Interior"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWQMlqC3Kd8[3:35]
Feb 6, 2008 - Uploaded by Albion1983


"Hovercraft History"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIKBp4l0rj8[6:45]
Dec 27, 2013 - Uploaded by Largest Dams


"Piloting A Massive Unique Passenger Hovercraft"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xVVDe_FHag [7:36]
Jan 21, 2018 - Uploaded by Quest TV


"Isle Of Wight Biggest Hovercraft (1967)"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPms0NvZAiQ[1:00]
Apr 13, 2014 - Uploaded by British Pathé

"Lagos looks to the water to beat traffic gridlock"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsQCYNOoMRI[1:59]
Dec 6, 2017 - Uploaded by AFP news agency


"TVC Breakfast Nov. 13th | Lagos : Focus on water transportation"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwkaAxwRaK0[12:35]
Nov 13, 2017 - Uploaded by TVC News Nigeria


"Inside Lagos| Lagos Water Transportation Special"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtauy4r_-JI[27:19]
Sep 11, 2018 - Uploaded by TVC News Nigeria


"Lagos Ferries And Inland Waterways Pt.1 |Community Report"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-f3_vcInL4
8:24
May 4, 2018 - Uploaded by Channels Television



"Lagos Waterways: A Hidden Treasure Untapped Pt 2 | Community Report"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3AP1ubrCCM[6:22]
Apr 20, 2018 - Uploaded by Channels Television


"Lagos Ferries And Inland Waterways Pt.3 |Community Report"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkNp0GoXFi8[11:32]
May 4, 2018 - Uploaded by Channels Television

Moreoffaith:



Boss anytime I gat work to do on that lane, I am always ready to fly bike.

I tell u bro. Even with bike sef, u can still get stuck.

bigfather:


I tell u bro. Even with bike sef, u can still get stuck.

Ea but its still better than sitting for hours in the bus.

Remove 3rd mainland bridge from that list...

You can expect to get off the bridge in 1 hour

StPete:
The fact that the OP refused to mention Lagos - Badagry expressway makes this report null and void. Gaddem the traffic at Barracks towards Under-bridge Trade fair. That route alone shortens people’s lifespan

Gbam

ishowdotgmail:


That Ikotun Abaranje route na war, especially that eko five round about ikotun

the bad road is a nuisance

I pity those that ply that road with their Cars

StPete:
The fact that the OP refused to mention Lagos - Badagry expressway makes this report null and void. Gaddem the traffic at Barracks towards Under-bridge Trade fair. That route alone shortens people’s lifespan

No Road beat this when it comes to traffic. Abule ado, under bridge to barracks n iyana iba . Those roads are killing

id2019:
Iju Road. Especially fagba bus stop traffic is worrisome

tthat road ehn

StPete:
The fact that the OP refused to mention Lagos - Badagry expressway makes this report null and void. Gaddem the traffic at Barracks towards Under-bridge Trade fair. That route alone shortens people’s lifespan

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... That's why the OP indicated that you should "FEEL FREE TO ADD YOUR
OWN" suggestions to his list... RIGHT at the BOTTOM of his post.

adedayourt:
Primary cause of traffic in Lagos

1. Impatient driving: Everybody wanna go through at the same time

2. Bad roads: That forces all vehicles to limit themselves to one lane on a double lane.

3. Commercial drivers: Those guys need proper mental evaluation

4. Lastma officials: 80% of them behave so untrained.

5. Road side traders: These women just deliberately occupy spaces meant for vehicular movement and still claim right.

6. Lagos is full to the brim: overcrowded is an understatement.

Most importantly, Trucks and tankers

No one mention Apapa.

That is their FATHER!

Agege Pencinema-Iju Road enroute Fagba/Ishaga



Check my signature below.

Under bridge to Iyan Iba to Agbara side na die

All the places mentioned by OP basically experience Rush Hour traffic, but there are places where traffic is steady whether it's rush hour or not and I think places like that should top the list,..... except if OP no do the research well

Foxie:
Most importantly, Trucks and tankers

I wonder how doz working around apapa survive [code][/code]

Traffic jams always in my room at VI

Ciscogod:
Opebi to Allen.. If care is not taken.. You may spend 1hr

lol, only in the night brah and that's only towards Allen Junction.

adedayourt:


I wonder how doz working around apapa survive [code][/code]

My brother all I can say is 'it is well'

Iyana Isolo -- Ejigbo. especially okeafa axis. those in that environment will explain better

BabyApple:
mumu

...You are just a common Apple

Jestin:
Too much trafic in Lagos....that city is overrated

Keep kwayet joor!!

Nice

hoodedjaystrim:
Iyanoba Lasu gate

Ikotun-Abaranje

i swear dis abaranje road don spoil like mad

akinsmyk:
Mega chicken at Ikota to VGC roundabout all the way down to Jubilee bridge at Ajah. Then coming from Badore/Langbasa to Jubilee bridge Ajah.

Admiralty road junction to Lekki-ikoyi link bridge.

Freedom way to Lekki-Ajah express road

Falomo under bridge at MTN office all the way down Awolowo way.

From Ligali Ayorinde to Ajose Adeogun roundabout from the afternoon.

From Silverbird and Adeola Odeku all the way to Ring road bridge/Muson centre

Ring road bridge to Muson centre all the way to Bonny camp

My guy, all that one na go slow.

Look up alakija to iyana iba side on Google map by 12 mid night today. You go still see red for iyana iba.
These are people returing from work the next day, of which they eventually left their offices about 5pm the previous day. This is verifiable just use Google map at mid night