Why Toyota Voxy is unsafe for commercial transport - NRSA details

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God loves you 17 hours ago

Good report. That coffin is causing too much trouble on the road. Unnecessary speed. Ban it outright!

Good report. That coffin is causing too much trouble on the road. Unnecessary speed. Ban it outright!
Kwaku Tee 15 hours ago

Good work NRSA at least it's a good start. Pls look at other vehicles. I once complained about MB Sprinter buses, contact CFAO for official number of passengers they are prescribed to take. It's 15 not 23 passengers

Good work NRSA at least it's a good start. Pls look at other vehicles. I once complained about MB Sprinter buses, contact CFAO for official number of passengers they are prescribed to take. It's 15 not 23 passengers
Concerned Ghanaian 15 hours ago

Ghanaians always pride themselves as being ahead of other African nations but we are completely uncivilised ppl.We often change the purpose for things we bring from abroad. We look too primitive.We cook raw Indomine for our c ...
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Ghanaians always pride themselves as being ahead of other African nations but we are completely uncivilised ppl.We often change the purpose for things we bring from abroad. We look too primitive.We cook raw Indomine for our children to eat why?
Dr Mumbi Seraki 14 hours ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 paracetamol at once. ...Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 paracetamol at once. ...Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
sotrue 12 hours ago

Psychopath Cockroach Mumbi is at it again

Psychopath Cockroach Mumbi is at it again
Karikakchar 11 hours ago

Do we ever use vehicles for the intended purposes in this country? Those who have their offices at the ministry and live at Cantonments use cross country vehicles.

Do we ever use vehicles for the intended purposes in this country? Those who have their offices at the ministry and live at Cantonments use cross country vehicles.
Asem beba da bi 8 hours ago

Hahaha

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AMALIBA HAS ALWAYS DISPLAYED A LOW IQ 13 hours ago

No car in the category of the Voxy is engineered with restrictions on distance use. If so, then the World’s Best Carmaker will lose the right to exist. Bad roads are to blame because it wouldn’t take more than two hours t ...
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No car in the category of the Voxy is engineered with restrictions on distance use. If so, then the World’s Best Carmaker will lose the right to exist. Bad roads are to blame because it wouldn’t take more than two hours to travel the same distance from Accra to Kumasi in Europe. The problems we easily see, are about how our drivers operate the machine. Every idiot should know that a plastic bowl cannot be put on a hot stove. Amaliba and his foolish Committee Members could have imposed restrictions as a solution. For example removing some seats if passenger numbers is a concern. Another option is restricting the Voxy on some routes. Accra- Cape Coast, Accra-Aflao, Accra- Nkawkaw should be ok but not Accra- Kumasi or Kumasi-Bolgatanga. If the tyres are for intercity rides, what comes into the heads of the Committee people? Can’t the wrong tyres be replaced? The fools can’t think far because Toyota Ghana can easily modify the speed electronically, to be set at say a maximum of 100 km/h. That’s a solution if over speeding is an issue. Can the tyres and rims of the Voxy be changed to increase ground clearance? The answer is yes. Black man with empty big head, can’t you contribute 1% to the 99% the Japanese have used their brains to create?
Yaa Yaa 13 hours ago

Senior you are a good point but why riddle the submission with insults??

Take emotions out when next you present I plead

Senior you are a good point but why riddle the submission with insults??

Take emotions out when next you present I plead
Senior Man 13 hours ago

I can confess that Auntie Rebecca is more beautiful than Auntie Lordina but I can never say Akuffo Addo is more handsome than John Mahama.

I can confess that Auntie Rebecca is more beautiful than Auntie Lordina but I can never say Akuffo Addo is more handsome than John Mahama.

Jay NPP Fools 10 hours ago

Ad3n, Rebecca ano fiaa no nti anaa?

Ad3n, Rebecca ano fiaa no nti anaa?
Kwaku 11 hours ago

In the Ghanaian way of things, the one who cannot see things the way you see it is simply not thinking right or not thinking at all. A cursory look at our comments says it all.

In the Ghanaian way of things, the one who cannot see things the way you see it is simply not thinking right or not thinking at all. A cursory look at our comments says it all.
Fd 10 hours ago

This submission is when you think understand but your appreciation of issues is very poor. Unfortunately, you exposed yourself with insults and that makes you a typical fool. Your attitude doesn’t deserve correction. Just i ...
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This submission is when you think understand but your appreciation of issues is very poor. Unfortunately, you exposed yourself with insults and that makes you a typical fool. Your attitude doesn’t deserve correction. Just insulting people either because you dislike them or you belong to a certain political party. Accident destroys lives
Nii Gbese 9 hours ago

Did you expect him to continue what monkeys have been doing in Africa since the beginning of this universe? Always praising mediocrity. If you have time for nansins, it is up to you. You can clap for them but I gerrit

Did you expect him to continue what monkeys have been doing in Africa since the beginning of this universe? Always praising mediocrity. If you have time for nansins, it is up to you. You can clap for them but I gerrit
Ruthan 15 hours ago

Vans that are meant for goods in Europe & Asia are brought to Ghana and converted to Commercial buses.Biz men import quality Sunflower cooking oil from Russia and dilute it in Arab kand b4 bringing it to Ghana to be sold to i ...
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Vans that are meant for goods in Europe & Asia are brought to Ghana and converted to Commercial buses.Biz men import quality Sunflower cooking oil from Russia and dilute it in Arab kand b4 bringing it to Ghana to be sold to ignorant Ghanaians. Why are we wicked to each other?
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sotrue 12 hours ago

lf the Voxy can carry families why not passengers ? Let’s look for the real problem 1. reckless driving, poor roads, poor road markings etc

lf the Voxy can carry families why not passengers ? Let’s look for the real problem 1. reckless driving, poor roads, poor road markings etc
The 12 hours ago

Japanese do not travel on long distances with buses. They've modern electric trains to use. No rational Japanese will use Voxy.

Japanese do not travel on long distances with buses. They've modern electric trains to use. No rational Japanese will use Voxy.
JOB 16 hours ago

Your institution is the most useless government set up in the country.So many infractions on our roads, and you people are sitting aloof.Common reflectors/marking of roads aren't done.Your MD is not fit for purpose.

Your institution is the most useless government set up in the country.So many infractions on our roads, and you people are sitting aloof.Common reflectors/marking of roads aren't done.Your MD is not fit for purpose.
Kakasunaka Boy 16 hours ago

You are right. Instead of dealing with the bad behaviour of drivers on our roads. You are banning the vehicle which doesn't drive it self. Toyota haice was never banned in Ghana.

You are right. Instead of dealing with the bad behaviour of drivers on our roads. You are banning the vehicle which doesn't drive it self. Toyota haice was never banned in Ghana.

Nii 15 hours ago

Toyota Voxy are family cars not meant for Commercial purposes. Ghanaians are too backward and do not care for human life when looking for money.A Ghanaian was sent to prison in UK for keeping food meant to be sold in Toilet

Toyota Voxy are family cars not meant for Commercial purposes. Ghanaians are too backward and do not care for human life when looking for money.A Ghanaian was sent to prison in UK for keeping food meant to be sold in Toilet
Esa 16 hours ago

Stupid solution. Nothing wrong with the vehicle its just reckless drivers. Educate them. Reduce the speed of the vehicle by installing some sort of pads under accelerator.

Stupid solution. Nothing wrong with the vehicle its just reckless drivers. Educate them. Reduce the speed of the vehicle by installing some sort of pads under accelerator.
Atta Kay 15 hours ago

Foolish comment you can buy it and drive it well to take your family around in your village. The Japanese laws say they were not manufactured for Commercial purpose. Why shd Ghanaians always have a different purpose for thing ...
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Foolish comment you can buy it and drive it well to take your family around in your village. The Japanese laws say they were not manufactured for Commercial purpose. Why shd Ghanaians always have a different purpose for things they import to Ghana?
Agyengo. 15 hours ago

Then all the Toyota urvans and sprinter busses should be banned because they were made for cargo. Even Okada is legalised. NRSA must stop their ignorance. The vehicle is a machine operated by Drivers. Most of them are high on ...
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Then all the Toyota urvans and sprinter busses should be banned because they were made for cargo. Even Okada is legalised. NRSA must stop their ignorance. The vehicle is a machine operated by Drivers. Most of them are high on substance causing accidents. Do not blame the vehicle but rather the drivers. How many roads are safe in this country. Lots of roads without markings, no street lights, traffic lights are messed up and NRSA is busy setting up committee on voxy? They should get down from the office and air conditions to the roads and talk to the drivers and stop the bossy attitude
@ Attah Kay 12 hours ago

There is no Japanese Law that backs the lie you’re telling. Bicycles are not meant to carry a goat and heavy load beside the rider but we know Amaliba’s people can do that from Tumu to Techiman Market.

Call the Japanes ...
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There is no Japanese Law that backs the lie you’re telling. Bicycles are not meant to carry a goat and heavy load beside the rider but we know Amaliba’s people can do that from Tumu to Techiman Market.

Call the Japanese Embassy or Toyota Headquarters and they’ll confirm how International Patent Requirements make that restriction impossible.
Azure 14 hours ago

Some of you talk like educated fools. Only in Ghana things are not done well. We ignore the Laws and do things our own way due to the love for money.

Some of you talk like educated fools. Only in Ghana things are not done well. We ignore the Laws and do things our own way due to the love for money.
Kojo 16 hours ago

What about those small vehicles being used as taxis,were they also designed for commercial transport?

What about those small vehicles being used as taxis,were they also designed for commercial transport?
Agyengo. 15 hours ago

Amaliba n his committee is useless. How many sprinter busses in urvan vehicles were made to carry passengers? About 90% of them were brought into the country as cargo for goods carriage. But are used for carrying passengers a ...
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Amaliba n his committee is useless. How many sprinter busses in urvan vehicles were made to carry passengers? About 90% of them were brought into the country as cargo for goods carriage. But are used for carrying passengers after they make those metally exposed seats to kill but you guys are ok with that. Even Okada koraa you legalised it. Allow the Voxy to work. People are not patronising the busses owned by politicians and prefer the Voxy because of its comfortability. How many roads in the country are even safe. They should rather check the drivers because the the vehicle is a machine controlled by a human being. Why are the other Voxy vehicles not getting accidents. Please dont blame the car but the drivers.
Koti 14 hours ago

Very very clumsy!

1. NRSA has BANNED the use of Toyota Voxy for commercial transport.
2. Amaliba urged the public to avoid using the vehicle for commercial purposes.
3. Amaliba further noted that the NRSA will consult k ...
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Very very clumsy!

1. NRSA has BANNED the use of Toyota Voxy for commercial transport.
2. Amaliba urged the public to avoid using the vehicle for commercial purposes.
3. Amaliba further noted that the NRSA will consult key stakeholders to finalize the implementation of the committee's recommendations.

Are we seriously serious as a nation or is it a matter of square pegs in round holes?

Why Toyota Voxy? What about Toyota Noah and Toyota Sienna? They are all in the same category and have similar structure. Who registered them for commercial purposes?

If it is banned for commercial purposes, why URGE the public to AVOID it for commercial purposes - let the law work!

If stakeholders have not been consulted for the implementation of the ban, why is the NRSA say Voxy is banned for commercial purposes?

The vehicles themselves are not the causes of accidents but driver behaviour. The drivers are RECKLESS on the road - they speed excessively and overtake vehicles ANYWHERE. What does Amaliba mean by COMMERCIAL purposes? Can't it be used for town riding like taxis? Or, did he mean long distance travels?
In fact, this is a lazy man's approach to problem solving. What we need to check is the insane behaviour of road users. I nearly killed a motorcycle rider 4 days ago because he was coming from the wrong side of a dual carriageway. The vehicles are not killing us but our behaviours!
Atsu 14 hours ago

What a stupid decision what of okada which NDC idiots promoted and killing Ghanaians through acciy

What a stupid decision what of okada which NDC idiots promoted and killing Ghanaians through acciy

Atsu 14 hours ago

Ban okada you fool is more dangerous than the voxy hypocrites

Ban okada you fool is more dangerous than the voxy hypocrites
Breaking the 8. Breaking the 8 13 hours ago

Did your kotokoli Bawumia ban Okada?

Did your kotokoli Bawumia ban Okada?
Adolam 13 hours ago

Nonsenses. I like it.
It is an express car.

Nonsenses. I like it.
It is an express car.
OZYMANDIAS 13 hours ago

First time this joke of a lawyer has made any sense in his life. For once, I say Well Done to Abraham Amaliba.

First time this joke of a lawyer has made any sense in his life. For once, I say Well Done to Abraham Amaliba.
Haha 13 hours ago

Is this government serious,
Stc and vip are getting much accidents than Voxy .
They should go and make their research well and come again.

Is this government serious,
Stc and vip are getting much accidents than Voxy .
They should go and make their research well and come again.
Clynns 12 hours ago

That banner should be enforced especially those who use it to load Aflao Dowhenya they fill it with passengers and over speed on motorway just to go and come get another load

That banner should be enforced especially those who use it to load Aflao Dowhenya they fill it with passengers and over speed on motorway just to go and come get another load
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Yaw 12 hours ago

NRSA and DVLA wait till now ? Ain’t you supposed to do all this checks before allowing this cars to use our roads ? Meaning you guys are not doing your work well ! I’m not surprised because cars made for goods and used as ...
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NRSA and DVLA wait till now ? Ain’t you supposed to do all this checks before allowing this cars to use our roads ? Meaning you guys are not doing your work well ! I’m not surprised because cars made for goods and used as such in Europe are brought to Ghana and converted to trotro without even seat belts.Metals protruding,worn out tires and trotros moving without brake lights,parking lights,headlights and traffic indicators whiles police and Dvla officers watch them pass by ! We need to be serious and disciplined as a country
tricka 12 hours ago

we sit down and allow literally anything into the country, when disaster hits we then play catch up, are you saying you guys never see these vehicles plying the roads on your numerous trips across the country?
What is DVLA,M ...
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we sit down and allow literally anything into the country, when disaster hits we then play catch up, are you saying you guys never see these vehicles plying the roads on your numerous trips across the country?
What is DVLA,MTTD or your own NRSA doing? lets start being more proactive
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Kj 10 hours ago

Its not about the Voxy per say but the drivers. The car has a speed limit of 240 kmp/h and they try to utilize all on the road which causes the accidents. Those alive and still driving travel at 100- 120 kmp/h and still arri ...
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Its not about the Voxy per say but the drivers. The car has a speed limit of 240 kmp/h and they try to utilize all on the road which causes the accidents. Those alive and still driving travel at 100- 120 kmp/h and still arrive safely, have their cars and life.
Chaddar 9 hours ago

Its one of the best source of transportation in Ghana.You dont manufacture cars but you reject capable ones.Reduce duty on taxis able cars and lets bring more to replace the aged ones.Your taxis in part of Ghana need redempt ...
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Its one of the best source of transportation in Ghana.You dont manufacture cars but you reject capable ones.Reduce duty on taxis able cars and lets bring more to replace the aged ones.Your taxis in part of Ghana need redemption.Its not about tax, its about safety of your citizens as well
Good decision- Amaliba 9 hours ago

It is trite knowledge that Toyota Voxy is associated with very high incidence of Road Traffic Accident related deaths, particularly the Açcra-Kumasi Highway. Many Ghanaians have raised concerns about the safety of this vehi ...
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It is trite knowledge that Toyota Voxy is associated with very high incidence of Road Traffic Accident related deaths, particularly the Açcra-Kumasi Highway. Many Ghanaians have raised concerns about the safety of this vehicle. The ban is long overdue.
Jos 8 hours ago

Stop Okada first fools

Stop Okada first fools
Asem beba da bi 7 hours ago

Very wrong move. The car is not the problem. The driver is key in this matter. Then the kind of road it drives on.
In Ghana, bad drivers + bad roads = numerous blood spills. A bad or unqualified driver is noticeable. His hal ...
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Very wrong move. The car is not the problem. The driver is key in this matter. Then the kind of road it drives on.
In Ghana, bad drivers + bad roads = numerous blood spills. A bad or unqualified driver is noticeable. His hallmark is showing strength, impatience and recklessness, on the whether long or short distance. car is efficient, comfortable and attractive. Headless drivers are using it to kill innocent passengers
Kwame 6 hours ago

You have banned Voxy, accepted. What about the tricycles (pragia) and Okada. Let's be serious as a country ooo. hmmmm

You have banned Voxy, accepted. What about the tricycles (pragia) and Okada. Let's be serious as a country ooo. hmmmm
Kofi Sam 5 hours ago

NRSA don't stop there but ask DVLA to stop registering them as commercial cars. Arrest and prosecute anyone who goes against your orders.
Some people are so stubborn and will try to fight back. Please deal with anyone who co ...
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NRSA don't stop there but ask DVLA to stop registering them as commercial cars. Arrest and prosecute anyone who goes against your orders.
Some people are so stubborn and will try to fight back. Please deal with anyone who commercialise the Voxy cars
Kofi Sam 5 hours ago

NRSA don't stop there but ask DVLA to stop registering them as commercial cars. Arrest and prosecute anyone who goes against your orders.
Some people are so stubborn and will try to fight back. Please deal with anyone who co ...
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NRSA don't stop there but ask DVLA to stop registering them as commercial cars. Arrest and prosecute anyone who goes against your orders.
Some people are so stubborn and will try to fight back. Please deal with anyone who commercialise the Voxy cars
Mo ntie me. 3 hours ago

If it can travel from, say, Kumasi to Accra as a private user what makes it unsafe to be used as commercial vehicle? Though I'm a layman when it comes to technicalities of vehicles, the accidents are more of human than the ve ...
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If it can travel from, say, Kumasi to Accra as a private user what makes it unsafe to be used as commercial vehicle? Though I'm a layman when it comes to technicalities of vehicles, the accidents are more of human than the vehicles. The recommendations are from NRSA but not the manufacturers. I dispute the recommendations until manufacturers say otherwise. I don't understand why the NRSA didn't say anything about the nature of our roads, overspending and reckless driving. There's nothing wrong with the tyres as they are manufacturers' specifications for the cars. I don't think the Toyota voxy vehicles were made for only Ghana, so is it the same thing happening elsewhere? If they are unsafe for commercial transport, it means they are safe for private transport. Are the transport ministry, NRSA, DVLA and MTTD of police service aware that there are some private registered cars on our roads being used as commercial vehicles?

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