RAIL passengers are facing a week-long line closures as engineers prepare to complete a major improvement scheme near Romsey. Next week the lines between Southampton Central and two other stations - Brockenhurst and Romsey - will close as engineers finish a £17m upgrade for freight services. Engineers are remodelling lines used by freight trains to access the Port of Southampton. A mile of new track, 22 new signals and 14 new sets of switches and crossings – which allow trains to move between tracks – have been installed to transform the railway and the way freight services are handled. To complete the project engineers need to commission the new signals in a line closure starting next Saturday.
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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has said that all tankers and articulated vehicles should stop parking along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway especially at the popular Ogere along the same corridor.
Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, FRSC Corps Marshal, Oyeyemi disclosed this on Monday while addressing stakeholders at Ogere Tanker and Articulated Vehicles Park in Ogun.
According to him, Ogere environment is host to all tribes and there are about 25 unused parks due to lack of standard in the facilities.
He said “Federal Government has given a directive that Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) should stop using road shoulder for parking.