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Ghana TraffiTech: 12 traffic offences and their fines and jail terms

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Ghana TraffiTech: 12 traffic offences and their fines and jail terms

Ghana’s TraffiTech lists 12 road offences, fines up to ¢600 and jail terms of eight months. Seat belts carry longest term as drivers plan a 3 November strike.

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