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If you feel the system is not perfect yet then rule number 1. GO EASY WITH SPEED, PARKING AND OVERTAKING while the system is being improved.
You are not set. There are no adequate road signs and markings on our roads. Most of our cars today are from USA with speedometer in miles. Our road sign indicates, for example, 50.50 what? Meanwhile, Ghana has gone metric si ...
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All USA cars have both mph and kmph on the dashboard and I am sure the system can self-convert where necessary.
Not set
Highways speed still 50..
Roadsigns and markings absent
Good initiative but interventions must support or will just be a money collection exercise
This will cause discontent in society.
Fix implementation issues before unnecessary court cases
Good policy with archaic legislation.
Road signs mostly absent in the country.
How can speed be constant everywhere.
Lazy cops wake up.
HOW CAN THE DRIVER ALSO VERIFY THAT HE ACTUALLY WAS OVER SPEEDING?...CAN THESE OUR POLICEMEN BE TRUSTED?...THAT IS THE BIG, BIG QUESTION....TWEAA
They are not trustworthy People
The idea of tracking down over speeding motorist is good but has the authorities puts all the necessary measurement to wish you everything works well for example fixing our broken traffic lights on the street pretty strong Cr ...
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Interesting times. Do we have enough roadsigns and markings on our roads? What about ALL the nonworking traffic lights on our streets? What can drivers do to the authorities about inadequate provision of roadsigns, markings a ...
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Money collected from this should be used to fix the roads & provide street lighting & signage. This new exercise will be good if the money collected will not end up being used to finance unnecessarily stuff but for road netwo ...
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Road traffic law enforcement is a brilliant idea. Laws that are difficult to comply with, in that the situation for compliance is non existent or woefully cracked up is a joke. Look at our roads, traffic lights work when t ...
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This what we describe as one step for a man, and one step for a TraffiTech. Grate Achievement, this system will surly end public money entering into private pockets. Hopefully not only in Accra and with the time be all over ...
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Fix the roads, put up adequate traffic signs, fill the potholes before you start the so-called TrafficTech nonsense.
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A complete half baked enforcement !! A lack of adequate road signs will create a problem for the police and courts if challenged. This technology only works when you have road signs and road markings everywhere. Different roa ...
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Kumasi Aboabo (post office) traffic light should be ear marked seriously. The indiscipline there is too much.
What about the movement of drugs, arms & ammunition, armed robbers??
In Africa(Ghana), another scam. Then catch the politicians first
.I hope the system will also capture motor cycle users who do not wear helmets.
It is strange most motor cycle users in Ghana do not wear helmets.
Police is just courting dislike for the government. A word to the wise