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Traffitech-GH went live on 1 November.
31 stories in the last 24 hours from 12 newsrooms, including MyJoyOnline, GhanaWeb, 3News. Most covered: What motorists need to know as TraffiTech-GH goes live. Tone this week: 43% negative, 6% positive (how we measure it).

Traffitech-GH went live on 1 November.

Police say a genuine notice comes only from the sender ID GPS-MTTD, and fines are never paid to a personal number.
By Gifty Amofa GNA Accra, Nov. 02, GNA – The Ghana Police Service has on November 1, 2026, rolled out TraffiTech as announced, after fixing cameras at…

The threat follows the nationwide rollout of TraffiTech GH, which has heightened tensions between commercial drivers and road traffic authorities.

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.
TraffiTech-GH: GPRTU Threatens Nationwide Sit-Down Strike

Some road users are already reporting marked changes in the way Ghanaians are driving because of the automated traffic enforcement system, TRAFFITECH-GH.

Ghana must strike a balance between addressing the operational challenges confronting motorists and enforcing existing road traffic regulations

Motorists who receive Electronic Notices of Violation (ENVs) under the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system have 14 days from the date of issuance to challenge the alleged offences if they believe the notices were wrongly issued. The procedure allows motorists who accept the violations to…

The Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) says the introduction of the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system is expected to improve road safety and significantly reduce crashes and fatalities. The system, which initially focuses on speeding violations, is designed to strengthen compliance with traffic regulations…

Investigative journalist Manasseh Azure Awuni says drivers should not be fined under Traffitech-GH for rules authorities have not told them about, and wants a court to decide whether that is fair. In a Facebook post after the automated enforcement system took effect November 1, Manasseh…

Ghanaians must embrace the newly implemented TRAFFITECH-GH enforcement system as a necessary public safety intervention, rather than allow resistance and operational concerns to undermine an initiative. This is the view of the West African Regional Director of CUTS International, Lawyer Appiah Kusi Adomako who believes…
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Ghana’s TraffiTech GH cameras issue SMS speeding fines. See speed limits, the 14-day payment or appeal window, rising penalties and vehicle owners’ liability.

The Police Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) has recorded thousands of speeding offences on the first day of the implementation of its Traffitech system, with some motorists caught travelling above 130km/h on roads with a 50km/h speed limit.

The Police Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) has recorded thousands of speeding offences on the first day of the implementation of its Traffitech system, with some motorists caught travelling above 130km/h on roads with a 50km/h speed limit.

The Ghana Police Service says the introduction of its automated traffic enforcement system, TraffiTech-GH, is expected to significantly reduce road crashes, injuries and fatalities.
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