Faqs
What does TRACE stand for?
TRACE stands for Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency, a state agency focused on ensuring road safety and traffic order in Ogun State.
What are the core functions of TRACE?
TRACE is responsible for traffic law enforcement, road safety education, traffic monitoring, accident response, and public sensitization across Ogun 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 visiting their nearest office. Phone No: 08039137058
What penalties apply for traffic violations?
Penalties vary depending on the offense, including fines, vehicle impoundment, or legal action for severe violations.
How does TRACE help reduce road accidents?
TRACE conducts public awareness campaigns, enforces speed limits, regulates parking, and ensures compliance with road safety laws.
Are there physical requirements to apply?
Yes. Applicants must be physically and mentally fit, with no criminal record or tattoos.
How can I check my recruitment status?
Updates will be posted on the TRACE website and through official announcements. Shortlisted candidates will also be contacted directly.
How do I file a complaint against a TRACE officer?
Use the official Feedback/Complaint page to submit a report with details. Investigations are handled confidentially.
How long does it take to respond to complaints?
TRACE strives to respond to complaints within 48–72 working hours, depending on the nature of the issue.
Can I suggest improvements or services?
Absolutely! Use the Feedback form to share ideas, concerns, or suggestions. TRACE values public input.
What should I do if I witness a traffic violation?
Report immediately to TRACE via the feedback form or contact the nearest zonal office with evidence if available.
Can TRACE officers issue fines and / or apprehend vehicles?
Yes. TRACE officers have the authority to issue fines, tow vehicles, or arrest offenders depending on the nature of the violation.
What happens if I park in a no-parking zone?
Your vehicle may be ticketed, fined, or towed. TRACE operates a zero-tolerance policy against obstruction.
How does TRACE help reduce road accidents?
TRACE conducts public awareness campaigns, traffic patrols, enforcement drives, and partners with stakeholders to promote safe driving habits.
How do I apply for a job at TRACE?
Visit the official TRACE website during recruitment periods to fill out the online application form and upload required documents.
Is there a fee to apply for TRACE recruitment?
No. TRACE recruitment is completely free. Do not pay anyone claiming otherwise.
What qualifications do I need to join TRACE?
Qualifications depend on the position. Basic roles require SSCE, while others require ND, NCE, HND, Degree, or professional certifications.
Does TRACE conduct public sensitization?
Yes. TRACE regularly holds road safety campaigns, workshops, and school/community outreach programs.
Where can I find a TRACE zonal office?
TRACE has zonal offices across all major towns in Ogun State. Visit the Zonal Offices page to find the one nearest to you.
How can I volunteer or partner with TRACE?
Contact the Headquarters or the nearest TR ACE command office to express your interest as a volunteer, and as a partner for CSR activities.
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 visiting their nearest office. Phone No: 08062703568, 08034919165, and toll free line 112
