Every way you can actually get there
Danfo, keke napep on the inner roads, BRT for the long haul, Blue and Red line trains, ferry and walking — combined, not separated.
DanfoSmart plans the whole journey — which danfo to enter, where to get down early, which keke takes the inner road, when the next train leaves — and tells you what it should cost.
Any Lagos address, estate or bus stop works — not just major terminals.
DanfoSmart scores the complete journey: traffic, waiting, transfers, walking, fare, availability and how confident the community is in each connection.
Danfo, keke napep on the inner roads, BRT for the long haul, Blue and Red line trains, ferry and walking — combined, not separated.
Typical ranges from commuter reports, with what to tell the driver and how you pay — cash, Cowry or card.
Short walks only, anchored to landmarks you know: the bus stop shelter, the filling station, the pedestrian bridge.
At night, low-confidence inner streets and lonely footpaths drop out of your options. A shortcut is never automatically better.
Every step is one instruction you can act on, with the landmark that tells you where to stand and when to get down.
Mainland corridors from Ikeja, Oshodi, Yaba, Mushin, Agege, Iyana Ipaja and Festac through to the Island: CMS, Obalende, Lekki and Ajah — plus the LAMATA Blue and Red lines, ferry crossings and the inner-road feeders that get you out of your estate.
Try your routeWhen a fare changes, a stop moves or a shortcut closes, you report it. Reports become evidence: enough independent confirmations and a route gains confidence — repeated rejections and it loses influence.
Fares & community