Corridors

Fixed routes. Fixed stops. Fixed fares.

A corridor is a commuter route Komyut has mapped end to end — with agreed pickup and drop-off points and one fare per departure window. We open them one at a time, where demand is real.

Pilot opening

Ajah → Victoria Island

Our pilot corridor along the Lekki–Epe Expressway. Morning trips to the Island, evening trips back to Ajah, Monday to Friday.

Fare per seat: ₦1,000
Morning window: [6:00–8:00 AM]
Evening window: [5:00–7:30 PM]
Days: Monday – Friday

Join the waitlist for this corridor

Aerial view of a busy Lagos expressway — Along the Lekki–Epe Expressway

How a corridor opens

Your requests decide where we go next.

STEP 1

Commuters request a route

Riders and car owners tell us where they start and where they work.

STEP 2

We map the corridor

Our ops team picks safe, public, easy-to-find pickup and drop-off points.

STEP 3

We set the fare

One fare per departure window, published before anyone books.

STEP 4

Offerers go live first

Verified car owners join before riders, so there are seats on day one.

Being considered next

Want Komyut on your route?

Tell us where you start and where you work. Demand on each route decides which corridor opens next.

Request your route

Ikeja ↔ Victoria IslandCollecting requests
Yaba ↔ Victoria IslandCollecting requests
Surulere ↔ Victoria IslandCollecting requests
Gbagada ↔ Victoria IslandCollecting requests

Tomorrow’s commute can cost less and feel better.

Join the waitlist. We’ll let you know when seats open on your corridor.

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