Big Ghun and Betfox Ghana Launch Helmet Drive in Ashaiman to Save Lives on Ghana's Roads
A road safety campaign distributing over 3,000 helmets to motorcyclists has been launched in Ashaiman by creative personality Big Ghun and Betfox Ghana.
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A road safety campaign distributing over 3,000 helmets to motorcyclists has been launched in Ashaiman by creative personality Big Ghun and Betfox Ghana.
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Ghana's National Road Safety Authority has removed more than 120 unauthorised advertising boards from road medians in Greater Accra to improve visibility and pedestrian safety.
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The arrival of traffic cameras on Ghana's roads appears to be nudging drivers toward compliance, but commentators say enforcement must be matched by better infrastructure.
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Roads Minister Kwasi Kwarteng has defended the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system, insisting that saving lives must take precedence over debates about cost.
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Former COCOBOD communications chief Fiifi Boafo has raised serious questions about whether Ghana's new automated traffic enforcement system is about road safety or raising government revenue.
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President Mahama has called on Ghanaian motorists to embrace the new Traffi-Tech GH traffic enforcement system, pledging measurable reductions in road crashes.
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Major roads across Accra have developed dangerous potholes that are breaking car axles, causing accidents and costing motorists significant repair bills.
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The NRSA is urging road agencies to urgently replace missing road signs and markings as new technology-driven traffic enforcement platform TrafficTech GH is introduced.
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The Ghana Police Service is urging all motorists to verify TraffiTech-GH traffic violation notices through official channels before making any payments.
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Samuel Boateng, a 35-year-old basic school teacher, was fatally struck by a Sprinter bus at the notorious Gomoa Potsin Junction on his way home from promotion exams.
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Ghanaian drivers caught by TraffiTech-GH speed cameras face fines starting at GH¢240, but scammers are exploiting confusion over how and where to pay.
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Ghana's Motor Traffic and Transport Department says the new TraffiTech-GH automated enforcement system is about changing driver behaviour, not filling arrest quotas.
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