FRSC speed limiters that pass inspection.
FRSC-approved speed limiter installation for trucks, tankers, buses and commercial fleets across Nigeria. Compliant devices capped to the legal limit for your vehicle class, fitted by trained technicians with a calibration certificate accepted at FRSC.
A speed limiter caps the vehicle at the legal limit, so drivers cannot exceed it and inspections pass.
A speed limiter in Nigeria is a device wired into the engine management that holds the vehicle to a fixed top speed. Since the FRSC made speed limiting devices mandatory for commercial vehicles, every truck, tanker, bus and commercial car is expected to carry an approved, calibrated unit and the certificate to prove it. We install the FRSC speed limiter for fleets and owner-operators, set the cap to the legal limit for your vehicle class, and hand you the calibration certificate that inspection officers ask for.
Approved devices, proper calibration.
We fit FRSC-approved units and calibrate them to the legal limit for the class, with a certificate that passes inspection. No grey-market boxes that fail the first check.
One team for limiter, tracker and fuel.
Fit the limiter, the GPS tracker and fuel monitoring in one visit and get a single HSE record. Insurers and auditors want the full picture, not three separate vendors.
Fleet installs that keep you earning.
We batch installs at your depot so vehicles come off the road one shift, not one at a time. Volume pricing makes it cheaper at scale.
Why Nigerian fleets pick Car Tracker Nigeria for speed limiters.
FRSC-approved speed limiting device (SLD)
Trucks, tankers, buses, commercial cars
Set to the legal limit for the vehicle class
Calibration certificate accepted at FRSC inspection
About 60 minutes per vehicle
From booking to certificate in four steps.
Send your vehicle details
Tell us the vehicle class and count on WhatsApp. Truck, tanker, bus or commercial car. We confirm the right approved device and quote a firm per-vehicle price.
Schedule the install
We come to your yard or depot, or you visit a centre in Lagos, Port Harcourt or Abuja. Fleets are booked in batches to keep vehicles earning.
Fit and calibrate
Trained technicians wire the limiter into the engine management, set the cap to the legal limit for the class, and calibrate the unit.
Certificate in hand
You leave with a calibration certificate accepted at FRSC inspection. A N40,000 annual renewal keeps it current.
How speed limiter in Nigeria actually works.
The detail buyers and search engines look for, in plain language.
A speed limiter in Nigeria is a device wired into the engine management that holds the vehicle to a fixed top speed. Since the FRSC made speed limiting devices mandatory for commercial vehicles, every truck, tanker, bus and commercial car is expected to carry an approved, calibrated unit and the certificate to prove it. We install the FRSC speed limiter for fleets and owner-operators, set the cap to the legal limit for your vehicle class, and hand you the calibration certificate that inspection officers ask for.
Beyond the law, a capped vehicle is a cheaper vehicle to run. Drivers cannot redline on the expressway, so fuel burn drops, tyre and brake wear slow down, and your accident exposure falls with them. Operators who fit limiters alongside our GPS tracking get the full picture: the limiter holds the ceiling, the tracker shows where and how the vehicle was driven. That pairing is what insurers and HSE auditors want to see.
The speed limiter price in Nigeria starts at N100,000 per vehicle for the approved device, professional installation and the calibration certificate. Fleets get volume pricing past ten vehicles, and we schedule batch installs at your yard or depot so you are not pulling trucks off the road one at a time. A N40,000 annual renewal covers recalibration, re-certification and support to keep the certificate current.
What it costs
Pricing for speed limiter starts from N100,000 per vehicle, first year, with a N40,000 annual renewal. Per vehicle. N100,000 covers the FRSC-approved speed limiting device, professional installation, calibration to the legal limit for your vehicle class, the calibration certificate accepted at inspection, and a one-year device warranty. Volume pricing past ten vehicles. The N40,000 annual renewal covers re-issuance of the calibration certificate, recalibration where necessary, and support. The installation carries a 12-month warranty.
Speed limiter by the numbers.
The figures a buyer, an insurer or an AI assistant can quote back in one line.
- Device type
- FRSC-approved speed limiting device (SLD)
- Vehicle classes
- Trucks, tankers, buses, commercial cars
- Speed cap
- Set to the legal limit for the vehicle class
- Certificate
- Calibration certificate accepted at FRSC inspection
- Install time
- About 60 minutes per vehicle
- Annual renewal
- N40,000: certificate re-issuance, recalibration where necessary, support
- Warranty
- 1-year device warranty
Speed limiter pricing in Nigeria.
Per vehicle, with the FRSC certificate and a one-year device warranty built in. Fleets get volume pricing past ten vehicles.
Covers the FRSC-approved device, professional installation, calibration to your vehicle's legal limit, the FRSC certificate, and a one-year device warranty.
Each year the FRSC certificate is re-issued and the device recalibrated as required, so you stay compliant at every inspection.
Fitting a fleet?
Volume pricing past ten vehicles. Send your numbers for a fleet quote.
Get a fleet quoteWho fits speed limiters in Nigeria.
Apapa, Onne and Niger Delta operators under FRSC and DPR scrutiny. Batch installs at the depot, paired with GPS tracking and fuel monitoring for full HSE reporting.
Coaster buses, staff buses and school transport. Capped speed plus a certificate that passes inspection and reassures parents and HR.
One vehicle that needs to pass inspection fast. Same approved device, same certificate, no fleet minimum.
A record you can check.
Questions, answered.
Is a speed limiter compulsory in Nigeria?
Yes. The FRSC requires an approved, calibrated speed limiting device on commercial vehicles, with a certificate available at inspection. We fit the device and provide the certificate.
How much does a speed limiter cost in Nigeria?
From N100,000 per vehicle for the approved device, installation and calibration certificate. Fleets get volume pricing past ten vehicles. The annual renewal is N40,000, covering certificate re-issuance, recalibration where necessary and support, and the install carries a 12-month warranty.
Will it pass FRSC inspection?
Yes. We fit an FRSC-approved unit, calibrate it to the legal limit for your vehicle class, and give you the calibration certificate that inspection officers ask for.
How long does installation take?
About 60 minutes per vehicle. Fleets are scheduled in batches at your yard or depot so you are not taking vehicles off the road one at a time.
Can I fit it with a GPS tracker at the same time?
Yes, and most fleets do. The limiter caps the speed, the tracker shows where and how the vehicle was driven. Together they give insurers and HSE auditors one clean record.
Pair this with more protection.
Live GPS, route history and tamper alerts for trucks. Pair with the limiter for full control.
View →One dashboard for tracking, drivers and compliance across the fleet.
View →Stop siphoning and prove fuel use. Pairs with the limiter for HSE reporting.
View →Per-trip driver behaviour data alongside the speed cap.
View →Fit an approved limiter and pass inspection.
WhatsApp us your vehicle class and count. We confirm the approved device, quote a firm per-vehicle price, install at your yard or depot, and hand you the calibration certificate inspection officers ask for.
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