FG Fully Opens Third Mainland Bridge With Speed CamerasThe Federal Government has installed speed limit cameras on the Third Mainland Bridge, to encourage responsible driving, preserve the bridge and improve safety. The Federal…Third-Mainland-BridgeThird Mainland BridgeByDaily TrustThu, 4 Apr 2024 21:04:35 WATThe Federal Government has installed speed limit cameras on the Third Mainland Bridge, to encourage responsible driving, preserve the bridge and improve safety.The Federal Controller of Works, Lagos, Mrs Olukorede Keisha, announced the unofficial re-opening of the bridge on Thursday, in Lagos.She said that the speed limit was being done in conjunction with the Federal Road Safety Corps.The Federal Government had on Jan. 9 begun comprehensive rehabilitation on the bridge due to several failed portions on it.Debts under El-Rufai: ‘The hour of reckoning has come’, Shehu Sani tells Kaduna residentsNewly approved tariff to reduce subsidies for 2024 by NI.14trn – NERCShe disclosed that the speed cameras would be displayed conspicuously at the median to capture motorists who would exceed the limit.She explained that anyone caught exceeding the speed limit would not face immediate penalties on the spot.Keisha said, “Today we are fixing the speed limits. It is in conjunction with the Federal Road Safety Corps and they are on the bridge now doing that.“The speed limit has been designed to be 80km/per hour. So, if you speed past 80km in the next few weeks, your honourable Commissioner will have you to contend with.
FG Fully Opens Third Mainland Bridge With Speed Cameras
The Federal Government has installed speed limit cameras on the Third Mainland Bridge, to encourage responsible driving, preserve the bridge and improve safety. The Federal…
The Federal Government has installed speed limit cameras on the Third Mainland Bridge, to encourage responsible driving, preserve the bridge and improve safety. See
The Federal Controller of Works, Lagos, Mrs Olukorede Keisha, announced the unofficial re-opening of the bridge on Thursday, in Lagos.
She said that the speed limit was being done in conjunction with the Federal Road Safety Corps.
The Federal Government had on Jan. 9 begun comprehensive rehabilitation on the bridge due to several failed portions on it
She disclosed that the speed cameras would be displayed conspicuously at the median to capture motorists who would exceed the limit.
She explained that anyone caught exceeding the speed limit would not face immediate penalties on the spot.
Keisha said, “Today we are fixing the speed limits. It is in conjunction with the Federal Road Safety Corps and they are on the bridge now doing that.
“The speed limit has been designed to be 80km/per hour. So, if you speed past 80km in the next few weeks, your honourable Commissioner will have you to contend with.
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