Tsarin Wucewar bud a Legas Wanda kuma aka fi sani da Legas BRT, tsarin zirga-zirgar bas ne cikin sauri a jihar Legas. LAMATA ne ke sarrafa shi kuma a halin yanzu Primero Transport Services Limited ke sarrafa shi.[1][2]

Lokacin Farko

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A ranar 17 ga Maris, 2008 ne aka bude kashin farko na tsarin BRT na Legas, duk da cewa an shirya bude shi a watan Nuwambar 2007. Gwamnatin tsohon gwamnan jihar, Bola Tinubu ce ta kaddamar da shirin gina tsarin.[2] Ya taso daga Mile 12 ta hanyar Ikorodu Road da Funsho Williams Avenue har zuwa CMS. A yanzu haka an kara fadada layin BRT na Legas daga Mile 12 zuwa Ikorodu, wanda shine kashi na biyu na aiwatar da BRT. Tare da amincewar Gwamna Akinwunmi Ambode, an fara aikin gina sabuwar hanyar BRT tare da Oshodi zuwa Abule-Egba a karkashin kulawar LAMATA.

Ana ba da matsugunan bas 26 tare da hanyar Mile 12-CMS; Hakanan an sanya tashoshi uku na bas a kan hanyar (a Mile 12, Moshalashi da CMS), tare da tashar bas a CMS da aka tsara don haɗawa da hanyoyin sufuri na jirgin ƙasa da jirgin ruwa waɗanda LAMATA ke shirin yi nan gaba.

Kamar yadda jaridar The Nation ta ruwaito a ranar 14 ga watan Agusta, 2018, Mercedes Benz (MB do Brazil) na shirin kai motocin bas guda 200 zuwa Legas a karshen wata. An kawo jimlar bas 800 daga fakitin farko a cikin Oktoba 2018.[3]

Gwamnan Legas, Babajide Sanwo-Olu ya amince da kafa wata tawagar tsaro ta musamman da za ta sa ido da kuma tabbatar da tsarin motar Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) na jihar da kuma tsaron sauran wuraren sufuri.

Hanyoyin Bus

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Lagos Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), Primero Transport Services Ltd yana aiki akan hanyoyi ashirin da shida kuma kwanan nan ya rage farashin kan hanyar Ikorodu zuwa TBS corridor saboda abubuwan da ke faruwa a yanzu[4]. tsarin kuma wanda tsohon gwamnan jihar Legas ya kaddamar[5][6]

Manazarta

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  1. "Public Transportation in Lagos - UNEP" (PDF). Unep. Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 January 2016. Retrieved 28 December 2015
  2. Jen Ehidiamen. "Public Transportation in Lagos State...#BRT". CP Africa. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
  3. "Awaiting new Lagos buses". The Nation Nigeria. 13 August 2018. Retrieved 23 March 2019
  4. Oladele, David (31 January 2021). "Lagos BRT operator reduces fares across twenty six routes". TechEconomy.ng. Retrieved 16 November 2021
  5. Tetteh Teye, Emmanuel (February 2019). "Usage of e-payment on bus rapid transit (brt); an empirical test, public acceptance and policy implications in lagos, Nigeria. [PDF]". University of Science and Technology of China – via Researchgate.net.
  6. Brand Spur (6 April 2018). "Sterling Bank Partners Lagos on Digital Payment for BRT Commuters". Retrieved 16 November 2021