The Director-General of the National Automotive Council, Engr. Aminu Jalal has disclosed that the council has been receiving inquiries from leading automobile manufacturing companies from across the globe since the announcement of the new auto policy by the Federal G overnment with the aim of setting up plants in Nigeria. He identified some of the auto companies as Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen, Honda, Kia, Tata, etc.

LAMATA, the regulator of the BRT and BFS systems, said it was not unaware of the challenges which commuters have been experiencing with the use of the Lagos Connect Card, which was introduced in July, 2013 to improve commuters’ experience using the bus services.

The Corps Marshal and Chief Executive of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Osita Chidoka has said that plans have been concluded for the publication of states’ rating on road safety management as part of measures to instigate improved investment and engagement of states in the country, in road safety matters.

It was a glorious day for the leading auto dealer giant, Coscharis Motors at the recently held Guild of Motoring Correspondents Awards night at the Sheraton Hotel, Lagos.

It is indeed a season of multiple successes as Toyota and Ford After-Sales staff members won different awards in categories of completion held in Nigeria and South Africa.