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The Lagos State Parking Authority (LASPA) has issued a stern warning to illegal car park operators in the state.

The General Manager of LASPA, Mrs Adebisi Adelabu, gave the warning in a statement on Monday in Lagos.

Adelabu said that the state government would no longer tolerate unauthorised individuals soliciting parking fees, urging the public to report such persons.

She said that unauthorised parking facilities and unapproved road sections for parking not only endanger public safety but hinder the state’s efforts in traffic management.

“Operating or using unregulated car parks poses significant risks to vehicle owners and pedestrians.

“Such facilities often lack oversight and safety measures, making them prone to security breaches and accidents,” she said.

On the impact of uncoordinated parking on traffic flow, Adelabu noted that converting unapproved road sections into makeshift parking areas was illegal.

She added that it disrupts traffic patterns, lead to congestion and increase accident risks.

Adelabu reiterated LASPA’s commitment to enforcing parking regulations rigorously and promoting good parking culture.

“Our priority is to safeguard public safety and ensure strict compliance with the Lagos State Parking Policy.

“Residents and visitors should use only approved parking facilities displaying clear regulatory signage. Suspicious or illegal parking operations should be promptly reported to LASPA for immediate action.

“For more information or to report parking-related issues, please contact LASPA at 02012275230, 02012275231 or visit our website [www.laspa.lg.gov.ng],” she said.

Chiazo Ogbolu

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