Go to the Berger Motor Park in Lagos. This is one of the most popular and reliable parks for vehicles heading to Abeokuta. You can get there by 'Danfo' (local yellow bus), 'Keke Napep' (tricycle), or shared taxi from various parts of Lagos.

At Berger, look for transport companies or unions with vehicles clearly marked for 'Abeokuta'. Popular options include various Sienna/Hiace charter groups and some local bus operators. Confirm the price before boarding. You'll pay the driver or a park attendant.

Once the vehicle is full, it will depart Berger, joining the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The journey will take you from the mainland, bypassing the initial Lagos Island roads like Evans Street, Olushi Street, and Idumagbo Avenue. You'll pass through areas like the Redemption Camp axis.

The Lagos-Ibadan Expressway is a major dual carriageway. Expect some security checkpoints along the way, especially closer to the Ogun State border. The journey is direct, so there are usually no major rest stops for this short distance. The vehicle will eventually take the off-ramp to merge onto the Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway.

Your vehicle will typically arrive at a major park in Abeokuta, such as Kuto Motor Park or Lafenwa Motor Park. These are central points for onward travel within the city.

From the arrival park, you can take a local 'Keke Napep', 'Okada' (motorcycle taxi), or shared taxi to your final destination within Abeokuta.