Ensuring safety, order, and efficiency on Anambra's roads through dedicated traffic management and road safety initiatives.
2011
Established
24/7
Support
State-wide
Coverage
The Anambra State Road Traffic Management Agency (ARTMA) is the statutory body responsible for ensuring safety, order, and efficiency on Anambra's roads.
Established in 2011, ARTMA is dedicated to traffic control, road safety awareness, accident management, and collaboration with other transport agencies.
Managing Director/CEO:
Engr. Emeka Okonkwo (Konti)
Appointed August 28, 2022 by Governor Prof. Chukwuma Soludo
Comprehensive traffic management solutions for safer Anambra roads
Comprehensive traffic regulation and enforcement across Anambra State
Public enlightenment and education on safe road usage
Traffic violation processing and penalty management system
Emergency support and rapid accident response services
Policy development and research on road safety best practices
Installation and maintenance of road signs and traffic lights
Access comprehensive information and tools for traffic management
Comprehensive list of traffic offences and penalties
Overview of ARTMA's organizational structure
Road safety events, training, and stakeholder engagement
Traffic news, advisories, and safety tips
Pictures, press releases, and ARTMA activities
Comprehensive classification of vehicles under ARTMA jurisdiction
Private vehicles and sedans
Commercial shuttle services
Pick-up buses and shuttles
Small capacity buses
Premium passenger buses
Heavy-duty trailers
Cargo trucks and lorries
Keke Napep and tricycles
Commercial motorcycles
ARTMA classifies all vehicles operating within Anambra State into specific categories based on their type, capacity, and commercial use.
Comprehensive list of traffic violations and penalties under ARTMA jurisdiction
Failure to observe traffic caution signs
Unauthorized route usage or deviation
Reckless or dangerous driving behavior
Driving under the influence of alcohol
Unauthorized trading activities on roadways
Failure to use safety belts while driving
Additional traffic offences and violations
Unauthorized towing activities
Physical assault on traffic officers
Offering bribes to traffic officials
Extended vehicle detention charges
Expressway restrictions for 2/3 wheelers
Frequently asked questions about ARTMA operations and services
The Anambra State Traffic Management Agency.
In 2011.
Yes, under Anambra State Executive Order No. 3 of 2021, officials have the authority to arrest traffic violators.
Yes, police officers provide security support during operations.
• Note the officer's name tag, time, date, and place of incident
• Submit your complaint in person at ARTMA HQ
• Call: 08144228836, 08081953091
• Email: info@artma.ng
• Social media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, WhatsApp
Have Questions? Get in Touch! Our support team is ready to help.
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08144228836 / 08081953091
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