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When it comes to durability, fuel economy, and load capacity, the Toyota Hilux has been the undisputed king of pickups on Nigerian roads for over a...
In Nigeria, many drivers view headlight as nothing more than a night-driving necessity. But the truth is, using your headlights correctly, even during the day can...
One of the deadliest types of vehicle failure is brake malfunction, often sudden, always terrifying, and frequently preventable. In 2024, the FRSC reported brake failure as...
In the early hours of Saturday, July 26, a devastating car crash claimed the lives of nine people along the Katsina-Kano Highway. According to Daily Post...
Global and Regional Perspective: Nigeria at the Top Risk Nigeria has the highest estimated road injury death rate globally, at 52.4 deaths per 100,000 people, more...
Night Driving Isn’t Just Dark, It’s Deadly While only 25% of all driving happens at night, over 50% of all fatal crashes occur after sunset. That’s...
A car on Nigerian roads isn’t just a mode of transport, it’s a critical safety tool. Unfortunately, millions of motorists still run vehicles without proper upkeep,...
Deteriorating Roads, Rising Fatalities (Stats You Can’t Ignore) Between January and March 2025, Nigeria recorded 2,650 road crashes, a slight decline from 2,674 in the same...
Even after decades of planning, many Nigerian roads remain poorly maintained. The recent tragedies in Ogun and Kebbi underscore long-standing issues like: Narrow or non-existent shoulders...
This morning brought horror to Ogun State when four pupils were tragically killed near Ijaye Junction on the Abeokuta–Sagamu Expressway. Locals protested loudly, demanding improved lighting,...