Ghana's SMS Spot-Fine System Launches November 2026: What Drivers Need to Know
Ghana's Traffitech-GH automated traffic enforcement system will begin issuing fines via text message from November 2026, targeting speeding and red-light violations.
Ghana Police Push TRAFFITECH-GH Launch to November as Public Education Campaign Intensifies
Automated traffic enforcement system delayed one month to allow motorists time to understand new electronic violation notices.
Okada riders in Accra cry foul over alleged police extortion during traffic stops
Commercial motorcycle operators report systematic demands for cash without clear explanations from traffic police in Accra.
Ghana Police Set to Launch Automated Traffic Enforcement System From October 2026
Ghana Police Service announces full rollout of TRAFFITECH-GH system using cameras and digital notices to enforce road traffic laws nationwide.
Ghana Police Deploy High-Tech Traffic Enforcement System From October 2026
Ghana Police Service launches TRAFFITECH-GH, a camera-based traffic monitoring system that will issue fines via SMS starting October 1, 2026.
Kumasi Police intensify clampdown on illegal siren and strobe light use by motorists
Ashanti Region authorities prosecute drivers caught using unauthorised emergency lights after July enforcement drive.
Police impound 700 vehicles in Western Region crackdown on illegal sirens and emergency lights
Ghana Police Service seizes hundreds of vehicles in Takoradi and Tarkwa for unlawful use of emergency warning equipment.
Police Seize 188 Vehicles in Kumasi Crackdown on Illegal Road Modifications and Traffic Violations
Ghana Police intercept 188 vehicles in Ashanti Region enforcement operation targeting unauthorised sirens, lights and road shoulder abuse.
Police launch major crackdown on illegal sirens and traffic violations across Kumasi
Ghana Police Service removes unauthorised devices from 188 vehicles in Ashanti Region enforcement operation.