Mr Osiyemi implored motorists to be patient in view of the diversion.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority said the accident occurred along Ijora Causeway, inward Ijora 7Up.
The LASTMA chief warned that unauthorised identifiers compromise public safety and obstruct effective law enforcement.
The prosecutor, Josephine Ikayere, told the court that the defendant committed the offences on August 11, 2025, at Berger Expressway, outward Lagos.
Mr Bakare-Oki said the move was an assertion of its steadfast dedication to preserving public order.
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.
He added that the driver was subsequently conveyed to the General Hospital, Ile-Epo, for urgent medical intervention.
Mr Bakare-Oki underscored the need for both commercial and private motorists to comply with officially sanctioned speed limits to avert needless road fatalities.
According to him, such motorists will face stringent enforcement measures.
The general manager also shared operational statistics for 2024, highlighting the number of vehicular breakdowns successfully managed by LASTMA.
