FRSC speed limiters in Nigeria Arrive Alive speed limiters, from an FRSC-licensed vendor
If your buses, trucks, trailers or tankers need a speed limiting device, PrimeTrack is licensed by the FRSC to provide it, and can put it on the same fleet you track with us.
- FRSC-licensed vendor
- Arrive Alive
- Commercial vehicles
What the FRSC requires
A speed limiter caps a vehicle’s top speed, so it cannot go faster however hard the driver accelerates. In Nigeria, the Federal Road Safety Corps makes them compulsory.
- Who must fit one
- The FRSC requires speed limiting devices on vehicles nationwide, starting with commercial vehicles: buses, trailers, tankers and trucks.
- Since when
- The installation deadline the FRSC set for commercial vehicles was 1 October 2016.
- The law behind it
- Section 10(3)(m) of the FRSC (Establishment) Act 2007 and section 152(4) of the National Road Traffic Regulation 2012.
- Who installs them
- Not the FRSC. It licenses private firms to supply, install, maintain and service the devices. PrimeTrack is one of them.
Source: the FRSC’s official speed limiter portal, speedlimiter.frsc.gov.ng (opens in a new tab). Rules and enforcement change, so check the portal or your nearest FRSC command for the current position.
A licensed vendor who also tracks your fleet
A speed limiter sets the ceiling. Tracking shows you everything underneath it: where each vehicle is, how it is being driven, and when a driver pushes against the limit.
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FRSC-licensed
PrimeTrack is an FRSC-licensed speed limiter vendor for Arrive Alive speed limiters, so the device on your vehicle comes from a provider the regulator has approved.
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NCC-licensed tracking alongside
PrimeTrack is also licensed by the NCC to provide GPS tracking and telematics, so one provider can cap your fleet’s speed and show you how it is being driven.
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Support that answers at 3am
PrimeCARE is staffed 24 hours a day, every day of the week, for the vehicles you run with us.
Limiters cap speed. Tracking shows the driving.
PrimeTrack’s GPS tracking includes speed monitoring and driver behaviour reports, so overspeeding, harsh acceleration and sharp cornering are visible for every driver, not only the top speed.
Frequently asked questions about speed limiters in Nigeria
Short answers to what customers ask us most. For anything else, our team is a call away.
Is a speed limiter compulsory in Nigeria?
Yes, for commercial vehicles. The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) requires speed limiting devices on vehicles in Nigeria, starting with commercial vehicles: buses, trailers, tankers and trucks. The installation deadline it set for them was 1 October 2016.
What law requires speed limiting devices?
The FRSC cites section 10(3)(m) of the FRSC (Establishment) Act 2007 and section 152(4) of the National Road Traffic Regulation 2012.
Who is allowed to install a speed limiter?
The FRSC does not supply or install devices itself. It licenses private firms to supply, install, maintain and service them. PrimeTrack is an FRSC-licensed speed limiter vendor.
What does a speed limiter do?
It caps a vehicle’s top speed at a set limit, so the vehicle cannot exceed it however hard the driver accelerates.
Can I track my vehicles’ speed as well?
Yes. PrimeTrack’s GPS tracking includes speed monitoring and driver behaviour reports, which show overspeeding and other risky driving across your fleet.
Need speed limiters fitted to your fleet?
Tell us which vehicles need limiters and how many, and our team will take it from there. PrimeCARE support is available 24/7.