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makavele:
Thanks, you're the bomb !!!

You are welcomed.

RobertOGUNS:
Kindly assist with this VIN

2t1br32e07c815873

Pls send to oluwaseunrogunbanwo@yahoo.com.

Thnx

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makavele:
4T1BE46K17U080725
jadanx@hotmail.com

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Eyekandi:
Thank you.

You are welcomed.

simeon77:
Pls help me check this VIN : WVWZZZ1HZNW293979 and email me at simeonkalu77@gmail.com. Thanks in anticipation.

Hello Simeon77,

This VIN seems to be invalid. There is probably an error somewhere.

Kindly double check and resend.

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BolanleHELEN:
Kindly assist with this VIN 2t1br30e35c459354. Thnx alot.

Email address please.

maoyinlola:
Thanks for this service. can you kindly help check out this.
4T1BE32K74U921345

maoyinlola@gmail.com

thank you

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sesaan:
i will b getting a bike by Gods grace soon , Yamaha R6 do i need licence to ride pls help me out??

All you need to do is to visit the nearest licensing office.

Eyekandi:
please do you know any good and cheap driving school on the mainland

Hello Eyekandi,

It depends on your location on the mainland. You can pick your choice from this list - http://frsc.gov.ng/LAGOSDS.pdf

Call a few to compare prices.

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ogogo24:
Hi sir, kindly help with this VIN report: JT6HF10U5X0080990.

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sholadele4:
Please help with this VIN: 2HGES16643H921978 send to sholadele@gmail.com . Thank you

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mayor2013:
Kindly help with this VIN: 2T2GA31U26C046048 send to multiautolab2015@gmail.com . thanks in anticipation

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The Nigeria driver's license is a legal document issued by the Federal Government in order to confer the right to drive to its citizens and residents. These are the 10 categories and scope of the Nigeria driver's license:..

* Class A - Motor cycle.

* Class B - Motor vehicle of less than 3 tonnes gross weight other than motor cycle, taxi, stage carriage or omnibus. “Omnibus” means any motor vehicle that carries more than six persons excluding the driver while "Stage carriage” is an omnibus used for hire or cab in which a fee is charged.

* Class C - A motor vehicle of less than 3 tonnes gross weight, other than motor cycle.

* Class D - Motor vehicle other than motor cycle, taxi, stage carriage, an articulated vehicle or vehicle drawing a trailer.

* Class E - Motor vehicle other than a motor cycle or articulated vehicle.

* Class F - Agricultural machines and tractors.

* Class G - Articulated vehicles.

* Class H - Earth moving vehicles.

* Class J - Special, for physically challenged persons.

* Class V - Convoy driving (persons engaged in driving senior government or political office holders in stream driving).

http://autojosh.com/10-classes-of-nigeria-drivers-license/

nikola:
Hello, do help out with
WDB2020221F011148
Cheers

lifeez2002 at yahoo dot com
@ AutoJoshNG

Hello Nikola,

This VIN seems to be invalid. There is probably an error somewhere.

Kindly double check and resend.

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Lexit:
JTMBD31V465000622
davitconsult@gmail.com

Thanks.

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ykmotors:
Pls kindly help me check this vin
2T1BU40E89C065732

ykmotors0@gmail.com

Thanks

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Devirus2:
Vin-JTDBL40E59J012476. Chykee4real@yahoo.com. Thanks

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Free car VIN check by AutoJoshNG. This service is fully available on our webpage, however, we are extending this free service to Nairalanders as well.

Kindly provide the email address you want us to forward the report to.

Ignorance of the law, they say is not an excuse. In order not to find yourself in a fix with the law enforcement officers, kindly read through the listed traffic offences in Lagos and their penalties:

1)Driving without valid driver's license: Your vehicle will be impounded. For the vehicle to be released, you have to present evidence that you have paid for a new license. You also have to pay for the vehicle's storage at the agency's facility..

2)Driving of any vehicle by persons under 18 years old: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. The vehicle will be impounded and a vehicle storage fee will be paid be its release.

3)Learner driver without permit: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. You must present evidence of payment for learner's permit and storage fee must be paid before the impounded vehicle is released.

4)Driving an unlicensed vehicle: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. You may also be imprisoned for 3 years.

5)Physical assault to a traffic officer: N50,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment.

6)Driving a right hand vehicle: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders. The vehicle must be converted to a left hand drive immediately.

7)Driving without valid vehicle documents: The vehicle will be impounded. It will only be released after you present evidence of payment for the outstanding vehicle document(s) e.g vehicle license, road worthiness etc.

Smoking while driving: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders.

9)Driving a trailer or other vehicle carrying unlatched and unsecured containers: The fine is N250,000 and the vehicle will be impounded.

10)Excessive smoke emission: N20,000 for first time offenders and N30,000 for subsequent offenders.

It will be a big relief to several Lagosians if some of these policies and penalties are implemented to the fullest especially the unlatched containers and the excessive smoke emission.

Pix by www.autojosh.com

Which will you pick, the 2016 Lexus LX570 or Toyota Land Cruiser?

Lagosians who usually ply Apapa Oshodi expressway are praising Governor Ambode for the rehabilitation of Cele and Ilasa axis of the express. Some anonymous motorists said they’ve waited for this repair for more than 10 years…

We also use this medium to appeal to the Federal and State Government to ensure all roads and expressways have white lines as this will go a long way to prevent accidents and save lives.


http://autojosh.com/pictures-before-and-after-of-cele-ilasa-area-of-apapa-oshodi-expressway/

Spotted in Victoria Island by www.autojosh.com

Spotted on Mobolaji Bank Anthony Way, Ikeja.

Pix by www.autojosh.com

These two Nigeria policemen crossed and stopped this Toyota Camry on the fast lane of Apapa Oshodi expressway where cars are meant to be cruising on 100 kilometres per hour. This is the height of …

.. and no vehicle number plate on the rear of the police van.

http://autojosh.com/unbelievable-act-by-two-nigeria-policemen-on-the-expressway/

Hala:
I have been made to believe that it is cheaper to buy a used car from Canada than in USA due to the US-Canadian dollar differences against the Naira.

Is this a statement of fact or are cars from USA more trustworthy than Canada.

Let me know what you think.

Hello Hala,

It is a statement of fact. Presently, 1 Canadian Dollar equals 0.8 US Dollars.

This means you can save 20% on the purchase cost of a car which has the same value in both countries. Considering the current exchange rate, a 10,000 dollar car in USA will cost you 3,500,000 Naira while the same 10,000 Canadian dollar car in Canada will cost you 2,800,000 Naira. Some Americans also go to buy their cars in Canada for this purpose.

It is very easy to get the same car with the same value in both countries and take advantage of the exchange rate. However, there are fewer cars in Canada leaving you with less options to choose from.

Another downside is the extent of snow in Canada and the amount of salt used to melt the snow. This snow and salt may lead to increased rust in cars bought in Canada and states in the northern part USA. Cars bought in the southern USA states which have less or zero snow are usually not affected by this rust issue.

You also need to note that the shipping costs from Canada to Nigeria is usually quoted in USD and the mileage of Canadian cars is usually stated in kilometres. 160,000 mileage in Canada is 100,000 mileage in USA because the former is in kilometres and the latter is in miles.

AutoJoshNG

GAZZUZZ:
hard to say, but since you posted it in the wrong section, it says a lot.

Follow your passion.

Nice and informative post. I will feature this post on my blog tonight.

Roundabouts are designed to make intersections safer and more efficient for drivers and riders. However, driving through one could be pretty hectic as some drivers do not abide by the following guidelines which are required when negotiating a roundabout:

- When going straight: Do not use your turn signals, approach on the right lane, keep on that lane while in the roundabout and when exiting.
- When making a right turn: Use your right turn signal and approach the roundabout on the right lane.
- When making a left turn: Use your left turn signal before entering the roundabout and approach on the left lane. Maintain the left lane until you leave the roundabout.
- When making a U-turn: Approach on the left lane with the left turn signal on. Switch off the turn signal before you exit the roundabout.

Finally, you need to yield to vehicles in the roundabout, maintain a single lane as much as possible, keep moving and avoid driving next to large/articulated vehicles.

The amount of opened manholes on Lagos roads is alarming and Lagosians are calling on the government to do something about them. These exposed holes has led to many tyre punctures, some accidents and the possibility of death cannot be ruled out.

It is also a common trend that newly built roads are left with uncovered holes for as long as possible and some residents claim they had to cover them themselves. However, some claim the covers are removed by hoodlums to enable them extort drivers whose vehicles breakdown due to these dangerous holes.

It is of utmost importance that something is done about these dangerous pits as they are found on several roads and highways which include: Eko bridge, Saka Tinubu street in Victoria Island, Adelabu street in Surulere and other parts of Lagos.

Let us make our roads car worthy and not only focus on cars being road worthy. It is pertinent for the government to resolve this issue as soon as possible and any Lagosian caught sabotaging the government’s effort should be reported immediately.

Tell us your opinion in the comment section.

http://autojosh.com/government-vs-hoodlums-who-is-to-blame-for-the-uncovered-manholes/

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