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The Federal Government has pegged vehicle speed limits on the Third Mainland bridge at 80 kilometres per hour.

FG re-opens Third Mainland Bridge with a strong warning to drivers that they will be penalised if they exceeded speed limit on the facility

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 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

He said that the official opening ceremony would be held later, combined with the launch of the coastal road project when the President visits. | Pulse Nigeria

Umahi made the disclosure on the reopening during a tour of key infrastructure projects in Lagos State on Thursday.

The Minister of Works, Sen. Dave Umahi, said on Thursday that the main construction work on the Third Mainland Bridge had been done and lane marking would be completed within seven days. Umahi made the disclosure during a tour of key infrastructure projects in Lagos State. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the

Gridlock is building up in major parts of Lagos as President Bola Tinubu visits the state today.

Ms Keisha said it was to allow the contractor to execute a major aspect of the ongoing repair works on the bridge.

The Federal Ministry of Works has announced a planned total closure of the Third Mainland Bridge, according to a statement on Monday

The Federal Ministry of Works on Monday announced that both bounds of the carriageways of the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos State will be closed to