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Deputy Director of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Prof William Ackaah, has said that Ghana cannot continue expanding roads to deal with rising traffic congestion and a growing vehicle population.
The Ghana Police Service has imposed a three-day restriction on the movement of concrete mixer trucks on roads within Accra and Tema, citing concerns over road safety, traffic obstruction and damage to road infrastructure.
The Ghana Police Service has announced a three-day suspension of operations by concrete mixer trucks in Accra and Tema following concerns over concrete spillages, road safety and damage to road infrastructure.
A member of the Public Accountability Committee of the Ghana Institute of Engineers, Ing. Dr Charles Kwarteng Asafo-Adjei, has disclosed that road crashes claim an average of eight lives in Ghana every day.
A member of the Public Accountability Committee of the Ghana Institute of Engineers (GhIE), Ing. Dr Charles Kwarteng Asafo-Adjei, says men account for about 80 per cent of road crash deaths in Ghana.
Government is preparing legislation to regulate electric vehicle charging stations as rising EV adoption creates new demands on Ghana’s electricity infrastructure.
The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) is to deploy Traffictech, a technology-based system to monitor motorists and apprehend those who violate traffic regulations.
The Ghana Police Service in the Ashanti Region has intensified its crackdown on the unauthorized use of sirens and strobe lights, among other devices, in its jurisdiction.
The newly appointed Minister for Works, Housing and Water Resources, Ahmed Ibrahim, has said the Ghana Police Service’s Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), in collaboration with city guards from the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and Ablekuma, will be deployed to manage traffic during road closures for the Kaneshie Drainage Improvement Works.
The Ghana Police Service has indicated that the deployment of TrafficTech cameras and other technological devices will be used to detect motorists who exceed speed limits in school zones and densely populated areas.
The Ghana Police Service says the planned deployment of its TrafficTech system will reduce direct encounters between officers and motorists during the enforcement of road traffic regulations.
The Ghana Police Service says motorists caught exceeding prescribed speed limits under its planned TrafficTech system could be issued court notices based on evidence captured by automated devices.
Tricycle and motorcycle operators in the Greater Accra Region who fail to affix reflective stickers to their vehicles by the end of August risk arrest as authorities step up enforcement of road safety measures. The directive is part of a joint effort by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) and the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) to improve the visibility of motorcycles and tricycles, particularly at night, and reduce road crashes. Speaking on Tuesday, August 25, Accra Regional M
Director of Education, Research and Training of the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), Alexander Kweku Obeng, said the introduction of automated traffic enforcement would enable the Police to track motorists who repeatedly commit offences within a specified period.
Director of Education, Research and Training at the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), ACP Alexander Kwaku Obeng, has said that the introduction of technology-driven traffic enforcement system, TraffiTech-GH, will not mean the police will disappear from the roads.
The Ghana Police Service has identified excessive speeding as a major cause of preventable road crashes, attributing about 60 per cent of road fatalities to the offence.
The government has introduced the National Workplace Compliance and Safety Management System (NWCSMS) to modernise compliance administration at the workplace and strengthen occupational safety and health standards across Ghana.
The Interior Ministry says personnel of the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) will continue to operate on Ghana’s roads despite the rollout of a new technology-driven traffic monitoring system, TraffiTech-GH.
The Interior Ministry has developed a new technology known as “Traffickech” to identify, track and penalise motorists who violate road traffic regulations.
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