LASTMA sought support of the motorists.
Mr Bakare-Oki added that LASTMA has captured over 54,000 vehicles through the use of technology, specifically Traffic Management Solutions (TMS).
Mr Bakare-Oki noted that this initiative reflects global best practices in advanced traffic psychology.
Mr Bakare-Oki said officers from the Ogijo Police Division evacuated the victim and took her to the Ogun State University Teaching Hospital mortuary in Sagamu.
Mr Giwa expressed profound sadness and extended his condolences to the bereaved family of the victims.
Mr Bakare-Oki said LASTMA officials promptly arrived at the scene, and it was discovered that the truck driver had fled but was apprehended by personnel.
Mr Bakare-Oki consoled the bereaved families.
He reaffirmed LASTMA’s dedication to preserving lives and promoting safe road habits across Lagos.
Mr Bakare-Oki explained that the tragic accident involved a cyclist and a heavily loaded truck (registration number BDG 610 YA).
He stressed that such offences are punishable under the Lagos State Transport Sector Reform Law, 2018.
