Navigating from Anthony to Alausa, the heart of Lagos State government, involves a journey primarily along the Ikorodu Road corridor towards Ikeja. While ride-hailing offers direct comfort, commercial buses (Danfo) remain the most economical option, often requiring a transfer at Ikeja Underbridge. Expect higher costs than 2024 due to stabilized inflation.
Distance
9.5 km
Duration
Current Status
Traffic is easing up as the day winds down.
Est. Delay
+7 min
* Based on peak pattern analysis
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From Anthony Bus Stop, board a commercial bus (Danfo) heading towards 'Oshodi' or 'Ikeja Along/Underbridge'. Ensure the bus conductor confirms 'Ikeja Along' as a stop.
Alight at 'Ikeja Underbridge' (also known as 'Ikeja Along'). From here, you'll need a connecting ride to Alausa. Cross the road safely to the side heading towards Oregun/Alausa. Look for a smaller commercial bus (popularly called 'Korope' or 'Keke Maruwa' though it's a bus).
Board a smaller commercial bus (Korope) heading directly to 'Alausa Secretariat' or simply 'Alausa'. Confirm the destination and fare before boarding.
Always confirm your destination with the bus conductor before boarding.
Keep your money ready in smaller denominations for easy payment.
Traffic on Ikorodu Road can be heavy; factor in extra travel time, especially during peak hours (6 AM - 9 AM and 4 PM - 8 PM).
Watch your belongings, especially in crowded buses and bus stops.
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The cheapest way is typically by using commercial buses (Danfo) with a transfer at Ikeja Underbridge. The total cost is estimated to be around ₦550-₦800 in.
The estimated travel duration is between 45 to 90 minutes, heavily depending on traffic conditions, especially during peak hours. Ride-hailing might be slightly faster on average.
Yes, ride-hailing services like Bolt and Uber are generally considered safe. Always verify the driver's details and car plate number with the app before boarding. Share your trip details with a trusted contact for extra safety.
Peak traffic hours in Lagos are generally from 6 AM to 9 AM (morning rush) and 4 PM to 8 PM (evening rush) on weekdays. Expect longer travel times during these periods.
While some modern bus services (like BRT, though not directly applicable for this route's transfers) accept cards, most commercial Danfo buses and Keke Napeps primarily operate on cash. It's advisable to carry small denominations of Naira.