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.
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has clarified that commercial drivers are not opposed to the implementation of the TraffiTech-GH digital traffic enforcement system but want authorities to also address challenges affecting their operations. The Union’s Deputy Public Relations Officer, Samuel Amoah, said drivers…
The Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) has defended the rollout of the TraffiTech-GH digital traffic enforcement system, insisting that it is intended to tackle speeding and reckless driving rather than address road infrastructure challenges. Director of Education, Research and Training at the MTTD, ACP…
Even in countries where the cars are manufactured, drivers are allowed to use devices for directions. To prevent the use of such devices in Ghana is absurd and likely to impact negatively on hail-and-ride operators
Drivers using the Glydr app have crowd-mapped over 100 TraffiTech-GH speed cameras across Accra and Kumasi since the system went live in November.
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The Ghana Police Service has deployed officers and traffic enforcement cameras across the country as the TraffiTech-GH digital traffic enforcement system officially begins operations on Sunday, November 1,… <p>The post Police begin digital traffic enforcement as TraffiTech-GH goes live first appeared on The1957News .</p>