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Explore Parffic

Bus travel and parking for Nigerian cities, published by the operators and car park owners who run them. This is what works today.

The Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge lit at night, with street lights along the deck reflected in the lagoon.

Buses and shuttles

Find the bus that fits your journey, in one search.

  • Find departures from the operators on Parffic in one search: terminals, times, fares and free seats, city to city or across town.
  • Board where you are and get off where you need, wherever the operator sells that part of the route.
  • Hire a whole bus for a group trip and choose from operators' quotes, or reserve your seat on your company's staff shuttle.
  • Look up stops, routes and timetables for public networks, with no account needed.

Every departure is published by the company that runs it, and results are not ordered by who pays Parffic. Paying for a seat online opens when card payments are switched on; until then each trip shows how to reach the operator.

Aerial view of Victoria Island, Lagos: office towers, busy roads and car parks along the lagoon, with marinas and the Falomo Bridge.

Parking

Know the price and the space before you set off.

  • Find car parks by area or state, on a list or a map, with the price per hour shown up front.
  • See how many spaces the car park reports free, and how long ago it reported.
  • Reserve a space, or a specific bay where the car park has drawn its layout, and show your reference at the gate.
  • Cancel before you arrive, and follow every update to your reservation in your notifications.

Reserving is free. Online payment is not switched on: you pay the car park directly, as it asks. Free spaces are reported by each car park, not measured by sensors.

Run buses, shuttles or a car park?

Publish your terminals, fleet, fares and departures, run a private staff shuttle, quote for charters, or list a car park with your price, spaces and opening hours. It is free to start, and you use the same account you travel with.

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