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Welcome to Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency
Committed to Safer Roads and Responsible Driving
"Our administration is dedicated to ensuring the safety and orderliness of road users in Ogun State. Through TRACE, we are strengthening traffic management, compliance, and enforcement for the benefit of all. "– Governor Dapo Abiodun
Strong Leadership, Safer Roads
Together for a Safer Ogun State
The Deputy Governor leads from the front during critical incidents, emphasizing TRACE’s dedication to saving lives and managing road crises effectively.
Leadership Committed to Road Safety
Commissioner Dairo’s Vision for Safer Roads
Hon. Engr. Gbenga Dairo FNSE plays a pivotal role in steering policy reforms and infrastructural advancement across Ogun State’s transport sector.
Safe & Responsible Driving… A Must!
Your Safety is Our Priority
We are committed to reducing road accidents and ensuring a smooth traffic flow across Ogun State. Follow road regulations, drive safely.
Traffic Update:
WHO ARE WE
TRACE – Your Partner in Traffic Management & Safety
The Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency (TRACE) is a government agency established in 2005 (amended in 2007) to ensure effective traffic management and road safety, including monitoring motorists and other road users on major traffic corridors.
TRACE is dedicated to ensuring order on our roads. Through effective enforcement, public education, and safety programs, we are making the roads safer for all.
Our Mandate
How We Serve You
Our Core Values, Your Safety
Safety, Efficiency, and Public Trust
- To ensure safety and responsible road usages.
- To achieve zero tolerance for road obstruction.
- To enhance safety of lives and property.
- To ensure efficient service delivery.
- To assist in sustainable investment growth
Serve, Protect, and Make Ogun State Roads Safer
We invite You to apply and join our dynamic team
Ogun State Traffic Corridors... Safe for All!!!
His excellency Prince(Dr) Dapo Abiodun CON
Governor
Her excellency Noimot Salako Oyedele FNSE
Deputy Governor
Chairperson Ogun State Road Safety Advisory Council
Mr Kehinde Olufemi Onasanya
Ogun State Head of Service
Engr Gbenga Dairo FNSE
Commissioner for Transportation
Commander (Dr) Seni Ogunyemi
TRACE Commander General/CEO
His excellency Prince(Dr) Dapo Abiodun CON
Governor
Her excellency Noimot Salako Oyedele FNSE
Deputy Governor/Chairperson Ogun State Road Safety Advisory Council
News & Blog
Latest news & articles
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Understanding TRACE and Road Safety
Get questions about TRACE and road safety in Ogun State? Find quick answers to common inquiries about traffic regulations, enforcement, and compliance. Our goal is to ensure safer and obstruction-free roads for all road users.
What is TRACE, and what does it do?
TRACE (Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency) is responsible for ensuring road safety, enforcing traffic laws, and managing traffic flow across the state.
How can I report a traffic obstruction or accident?
You can report road obstructions, accidents, or reckless driving by calling TRACE’s emergency helpline or by visiting their nearest office. Phone No:
08062703568, 08034919165, and toll free line 112
Which penalties apply for traffic violations?
Penalties varies depending on the offence committed, including fines, vehicle apprehension, or legal action for severe infractions.
How does TRACE help reduce road accidents?
TRACE conducts public awareness campaigns, enforces speed limits, regulates parking, and ensures compliance with road safety laws.
