Ghana’s TraffiTech-GH introduces technology-driven traffic enforcement under the Road Traffic (Amendment) Act, 2025 and Road Traffic Regulations, 2026. Cameras and automated systems detect offences, issue electronic notices, impose fines, and may trigger registration or licence restrictions, vehicle impoundment, or prosecution. Initial enforcement focuses on speeding, with penalties based on the degree of excess speed. Effective implementation requires transparency, clear signage, public and self-education, reliable appeals and support systems, and accurate vehicle ownership records. Road users should understand their legal duties, maintain compliance, verify notices, and exercise appeal rights. Safer roads ultimately depend on accountability and responsible conduct.
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Over 600 Pupils in Koforidua Benefit from NB FGBG Teen Talk Show
More than 600 pupils from selected basic schools in Koforidua received guidance on mental health, personal development, and life planning during the 2026 edition of the NB Future Generation Builder Ghana (NB FGBG) Annual Teen Guidance and Counselling Talk Show.
