Ghana Institution of Engineering urges greater awareness to minimize road crashes

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• Ras 1 year ago

  GhIE is the most useless institution in ghana. poor design, open drains , poorly executed roads, inflated costs , shoddy contracting.

  GhIE is the most useless institution in ghana. poor design, open drains , poorly executed roads, inflated costs , shoddy contracting.

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 year ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 10 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Osei, Kumasi 1 year ago

  Apede suhum to Nsawam stretch, anytime it rains,you'll find heavy pool of water on the road causing accident, so can't we grade that portion for free flow of water.

  Apede suhum to Nsawam stretch, anytime it rains,you'll find heavy pool of water on the road causing accident, so can't we grade that portion for free flow of water.

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• Kobina Boafo 1 year ago

  Ras my brother, Ghana has the Building and road research institute at KNUST, established over 60yrs ago. We have failed to use all the research work capable of minimizing costs and using local materials. These IDIOTS have to ...
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  Ras my brother, Ghana has the Building and road research institute at KNUST, established over 60yrs ago. We have failed to use all the research work capable of minimizing costs and using local materials. These IDIOTS have to be stripped of their dubious qualifications.

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• KBE 1 year ago

  Please consider the authorities’ responsibility to ensure all roads are marked. That’s also very important. A lot of key roads are presently either unmarked or with inadequate markings. Not to talk about poor street light ...
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  Please consider the authorities’ responsibility to ensure all roads are marked. That’s also very important. A lot of key roads are presently either unmarked or with inadequate markings. Not to talk about poor street lighting.

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• Oyibo 1 year ago

  In Ghana, bad roads spoil vehicles but don't kill people. Good roads don't spoil vehicles but kill people. I recently used the newly constructed Obuasi-Kumasi road. The drivers drive as if they are on suicide mission; they dr ...
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  In Ghana, bad roads spoil vehicles but don't kill people. Good roads don't spoil vehicles but kill people. I recently used the newly constructed Obuasi-Kumasi road. The drivers drive as if they are on suicide mission; they drive at top speed and overtake everywhere and without any sense of safety.
  Apart from the police enforcing traffic regulations, which I doubt they do, how do drivers get their licences from the DVLA? Stories about how drivers acquire licences at the DVLA is heart breaking; no wonder we see the kind of driving on our streets and the high accident rate. How do illiterate drivers pass the computer test at the DVLA?

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• kobi 1 year ago

  I do not understand this call . what roads is he talking about. how do you call untard and porthole riddled roads as roads. which road signs are on these roads for one to respet

  I do not understand this call . what roads is he talking about. how do you call untard and porthole riddled roads as roads. which road signs are on these roads for one to respet

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• kobi 1 year ago

  I do not understand this call . what road is he talking about. how do you call untarred and porthole riddled roads as roads. which road signs are on these roads.Does he not see that the potholes are the main cause of accident ...
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  I do not understand this call . what road is he talking about. how do you call untarred and porthole riddled roads as roads. which road signs are on these roads.Does he not see that the potholes are the main cause of accidents when motrist try to dodge them to thier detriment.This call needs to be made to the authorities

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