Ondo State bans motorcycle operations in 18 LGAs
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Ondo State government has extended its ban on motorcycle operations to include night-time activities across 18 local government areas. The ban aims to improve safety and security for residents and commuters by reducing risks associated with motorcycle transport during these times. This affects many who depend on motorcycles for daily travel within the state, potentially disrupting local mobility and commerce.
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- •The ban covers all commercial motorcycle operations in 18 local government areas of Ondo State.
- •Night-time motorcycle operations are specifically prohibited under the new directive.
- •The government cited safety and security concerns as reasons for the ban.
- •The ban was announced on March 11, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Ondo State government enforces the motorcycle ban strictly Residents and commuters in the 18 LGAs will need to find alternative transportation, which could increase demand for other transport modes and affect local businesses relying on motorcycle transport.
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