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Road tolls set to return as Parliament approves 20-year electronic tolling deal

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  • Akwasi 2 days ago

    I'm imagining the traffic at the Kasoa toll booth when this returns

  • Abena 2 days ago

    The hawkers like the traffic you fool

  • Against 2 days ago

    You go imagine taya!! NPP foot soldier, did you see the word electronic?? Did you ask yourself why it was there??

  • Chas Pottle 2 days ago

    Ghana must enact a law that FORBID selling or hawking at or around toll booths. No one should be allowed to sell or hawk by the road side, and vehicles cannot stop 2,000 feet from a toll booth. Let the police enforce it.

  • MORE VIM 2 days ago

    Ha ha ha like seriously?

  • The Spear 1 day ago

    Maybe he'd have a way of employing them. So funny!

  • Abena 2 days ago

    @ Chas Pottle . Why didn't that your Akyem minister Amoako Atta enforce it. You want Mahama to come and sack them so that the hawkers vote for your Bawumia isn't it?

  • NMG 2 days ago

    @Abena your name says it all waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay gyiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ruffffffffffffffffffffffff

  • Jayhovah 2 days ago

    As an avid NDC supporter, this is NOT a good idea. The amount of traffic that will be adding to the current congestion will create havoc. We can collect tolls by paying for it annually at DVLA via all the renewals

  • Yaw Nkrumah 2 days ago

    What about the road worthy - net work taxe race?does it going to be abolishr and replace by electronic toll?

  • TT 2 days ago

    See politicians again what can you give 20 years tolling to one company not two years and renewed it everything two years for better service for your people

  • Prudhomme - Ghanaians are unintelligent 1 day ago

    Ifyou were an investor, would you accpt a 2-year agreement and sink millions into such a project.

    As a matter of fact, the government is uber greedy for the 70% of revenue it wants. It is obviously not an attractive ventur ...
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  • Jack Sparrow 2 days ago

    They should add it to road wealthy we don't want any traffic again aah so our leaders can't reason small? so if im driving Accra town or cape coast asphalted road without crossing toll booth i won't pay?aah GH

  • Kweku S 2 days ago

    At least with the electronic toll boots, no one can steal and selfishly keep the money like under yaanom.

  • Time 1 day ago

    very interesting. It was the yaanom that canceled it. Gyimii

  • Kweke S 1 day ago

    Yaanom cancelled after looting, you prat

  • Cole 1 day ago

    The descendants of Nana Addo and Bawumia don't even understand electronic tolling yet they everywhere saying the latter is a digital man. Shame!!!

  • Cole 1 day ago

    For your information, electronic tolling system is a digital and cashless method of collecting road tolls on roads and bridges. It's digital and cashless, so vehicles don't have to stand and pay physical cash hence,there wil ...
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  • Lorya Dame 23 hours ago

    @Cole........Sure, the toll will be digital but electronic systems fail and for that reason at least one or two toll lanes may/would be made available to collect physical cash (a person sitting in a booth). Also, it is not ev ...
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  • Paulus 1 day ago

    What a golden opportunity. I can imagine what percentage of this concession would have gone to that greedy so-called former president Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo and his family members should the Npp had been in power. 70% ...
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  • Bonus Baba 1 day ago

    Is about time. What took you Mr President so long. This is SMART

    S- SPECIFIC, M- MEASURABLE, A- ATTAINABLE, R- REALISTIC AND T- TIMELY
    Good job. This type of ruling is what my country needs

  • Bonus Baba 1 day ago

    Please,please l am begging you MR President .if you say electronic, lt must be electronic. No penny is paid to these unscrupulous bas*****. working daily in booths at the various road stops . I have MY IDEA to help you ...
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  • Hahaha 9 hours ago

    Hmmm Ghana. What about the roads? What about the roadworthy we pay? The CEO wanted to build a hospital with it. We live to see..