Fashola, avoid disaster

Fashola
I optate to commend the Lagos State regime on the provision of an incipient pedestrian bridge just after Igbobi National Orthopaedic Hospital and afore Fadeyi. However, our schoolchildren are in jeopardy of falling into the BRT corridor as only one foot disunites them from the buses that cruise down the road at 70/80kph. I suggest the state regime provides a sentinel rail and speed bumps to slow the buses to 40/45kph or less. In the United States, 30mph max is recommended around school areas. I can’t avail but verbalize out as I visually examine them from the customary slow moving traffic peregrinating back from work.

Arc Chima-Uzoka,

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