Lagos State Government has given owners of rickety articulated vehicles six weeks to stay off Lagos roads, as such trucks would be impounded at the expiration of the ultimatum.
Director, Vehicle Inspection Service, (VIS) Engr. Akin-George Fashola, stated this during a stakeholder meeting to sensitise articulated vehicles/ trucks owners on the need for safety, by ensuring that their vehicles are in good conditions before putting them on the road.
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Fashola said the stakeholders’ meeting was aimed at bringing different players together to educate them on government policy on movement of dry and wet cargo within the state, as well as government policy involving movement of articulated trucks on Lagos roads.
He warned that VIS would henceforth uphold the state government’s zero tolerance for rickety trucks/articulated vehicles for safety consideration.
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