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CRIMINAL “BRIBES TAKING POLICE “. NOTHING WILL CHANGE.It’s a shame on Ghana police after 69 years of Independence.About 80% of Ghana police staff are corrupt. Their incompetence is what leads to every day ACCIDENTS on ...
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Woow, selling by the shoulders of the road is an offense? That’s a joke, right?
In all towns and cities in Ghana, speed limit signs may be there but there is no enforcement. If you try to obey speed limits in Accra, you will even be getting in the way of the police, and by the end of the day, for the cu ...
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Does Ghana govt have the man power to jail all these people.? I think one week should be max and license suspension. I did not see anything for wrong way driving and none energency cars with flash lights/ sirenes.
Then it sounds like the whole of Ghana is already in Jail oo.
BAM!!!...You are entirely correct; the Ghanaian traffic police unit is widely recognized as the most corrupt branch within the police service. Officers routinely leverage their authority to extort money from motorists, allege ...
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It might be a good idea and reasonable to carry out an education campaign on these rules.
All these is to the advantage of the Ghana police to take more bribes cos they will let you know that the alternative is going to jail. More cash for koti.
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a democratic country paa nie. driving offenses should be fines and not jail time. We are becoming a communist country?
You are right. My uncle has lived in USA more than 20 years with many traffic offences yet he has never been jailed
@Nii. Ghana is not a colony of the United States. We have our own ways of doing things. What is good for the United States need not be good for Ghana. Some of you are full of inferiority complex. Go to the Scandinavian countr ...
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How do you compare a country with none law abiding citizens to a law abiding citizens…Ghanaians deserve it they are very stubborn …you are here bragging here about your uncles offences let him knock over pedestrians and l ...
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Look good but can the police stop taking bribes and implement it?
CASH COW
This scheme of enforcing traffic rules to make money, would partially work in Ghana.The motor Licensing and the Police must have current information on all vehicle owners and Operators. Issued infraction tickets ma ...
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Broken traffic lights, no safety road signs, no street lights, no road markings, broken guard rails, single traffic lights at places where there should be three, clogged road drainage, corrupt police, incompetent police.
I c ...
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Best comment yet. Brilliant.
Which government agency regulates the conversion of cargo vehicles to transport passengers in Ghana,? That kind of conversion is a killer, gives no room for the disable , and the metals seats are so close to each other in ...
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Cash Cow
The traffic court cannot cope with the number of defaulters.
The Ministry of Road and transportation MUST put proper Road signs and conspicuous traffic light on the roads. In Accra city, there are one-way stree ...
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So what about the transport long journey buses using video monitors during trips. Most Morden cars have more than six cameras for security and navigation plus entertainment. Remote one component and the car is disabled
@Kwame
The rules is about drivers not passenger using monitors whilst driving. Some long distance bus get monitors installed on their dashboard obscuring part of the windscreen. I doubt the rules are againt passengers watch ...
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Empty talk, are these regulations new?
Fix the roads, friest, before you start talking these nonsense. Will the authorities go to jail if I fall into those big potheles in the middle of the roads - some of these potholes remain for more than 2 years. There are als ...
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The government should help educate citizens on these rules and other major rules that cause accident through radio and tv stations. The tv and radio stations should help as part of their corporate responsibility to the commu ...
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Ghana is getting better now
This is a recipe for the police to milk money from drivers. My police friend is so Happy about the new laws
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THE BEST OF ALL IS HAWKING OR PREACHING INSIDE A MOVING VEHICLE.IT SHOULD BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
Give the military oder to arrest any police who will take
Bribe from any offender
The police on our roads are not helping the nation
Hahahahahaha. And do you think that the Military do not take bribes? They are worse. Apart from Bribes in the form of money, they illegally arrest women some of who were married and forcefully had non consentual sex with them ...
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This is only going to make room for police to take bribes
Besides Road signs are a mistry
Most commercial baords are on a blind spots
How about enforcing lane usage especially tipper trucks that always occupy fast lanes causing premature slowing of traffic
We have the rules which will never be implemented. Besides, have there been any information to the public to ensure that everyone is aware of the new regulations? Our major problem in Africa is lawlessness due to improper enf ...
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Flower beds on pedestrian walkway, forcing pedestrians on to the street
Fix our road also if the road we use our car on is bad what happens
They will La,airse and Sa,airche and Sevine the transe potanshen Ka,arese and pa aresen,jiairse to prota aird for Vieglese Ka,arese and Savitie and chaairkin the Lenseece they well koretin to the Drayevairse
Who will enforce the law regarding the selling of goods on pedestrian walkways? The motor traffic police or the local authority under local authority bylaws?
Recipe for corruption (bribe taking) and administrative hassles.
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Hahahaaaaa. Btw, why is the govt not arresting Kevin Taylor too.
They better fix all traffic lights and fix the roads for motorists, what's the use of traffic officer?
Hayinas Republic of Ghana need a Bigger Jail House.
The thing looks like Chatgpt copy and paste oooo
Bcos some of them do not apply and the mechanism to criminalize it is absent
Get proper and multiple traffic lights at all points not just one light that is with no working green light and suddenly turns red as you are driving. Get proper signage at all points where U turns are allowed and where they ...
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What about motorcycles , praghia, aboboya??
These laws should also target the police, military and politicians who drive on the wrong side of the road, illegally overtake without caution to oncoming vehicles all at top speeds and with motorcades as well. Let CHARITY be ...
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Please this information is very critical to the populace because these offences are being committed every day
All these "new rules" must already be part of driving ethics for any serious country. Are they trying to reinforce these or what? We are joking as a country.
Tweaaa.
While it's appropriate to enforce traffic regulations it's more important to ensure that road signs are placed at the necessary positions, traffic lights function and the police direct traffic where I doesn't, instead of just ...
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so after introducing all these laws, how are you educating the drivers so they are aware? just stupid things nkwaaa in this country! everyday law law law saaaa but nobody has the sense to educate. which medium or ways are you ...
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arh! but with no proper road signs or lane marks, broken traffic lights, man and pot holes, no street lights you still want to arrest and send drivers to jail? oh ghana! hmmm
The IGP has a big task of reigning in the corrupt Ghana police in order for these rules to work. Some shameless and corrupt police officers will destroy any good intentions in these rules, unless the IGP puts his feet down to ...
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EVERYONE IS CORRUPT IS GHANA
No. There are some sincere and honorable Ghanaians, people with conscience who will not accept bribes.
Also pedestrian crossing needs to be installed both cities and rural areas. Just about flashing lights for the drivers awareness.
Is the government not creating avenue for the police to take more bribe? Ghana police is a disgrace to humanity.
On mobile phone while driving is the biggest offence which unfortunately not amongst the list of offence but it is the same behaviour causing rampant accidents in the world including Ghana
On mobile phone while driving is the biggest offence which unfortunately not amongst the list of offence but it is the same behaviour causing rampant accidents in the world including Ghana. I first wrote about this but Ghan ...
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The regulations are good but Ghana's problem is enforcement and compliance
it's very good to see all these rules and fines. please can we also add the abuse of powers on the roads by unauthorized sirens and motorcades. some even pretend to be part of the national security and misbehave on our roads ...
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I thank the authorities for these road regulations. It is my prayer that they work. Unfortunately, they have not explained how the fines would be collected. My worry is that they might just end up in the pockets of our opport ...
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How about driving slowly in the far left lane which forces other to overtake from the right side? Trucks are especially guilty of that