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'Just do 50, you won't pay anything' – President Mahama on TraffiTech-GH

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  • Kae Dabi 22 hours ago

    Imagine you stay in traffic for more than one an half hour and now you are out but they say you must drive 50km. Haba!! They countries we are copying do not have thus kind traffic ham we are experiencing every day

  • Be informed 22 hours ago

    There is traffic there too.

  • Talk Is Cheap 20 hours ago

    Now my Grandma can cross the street without fear, the time is overdue. Ghanaians don't see anything good in governance

  • FunnyGhana 22 hours ago

    Let all those apart from the President who us sirens and motorcade obey the 50kmh speed limit. Everyone is important and everyone wants to get to their destination quickly so why should some be extra special. They should all ...
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  • Roland Walker 21 hours ago

    Including ambulance and Fire service? What is your point?

  • Jennifer 21 hours ago

    The president and his convoy should do the same. They shouldn't do the 140 kmh again

  • Northern Sucker 19 hours ago

    Yes.

  • Plenty of money to be made 21 hours ago

    Let’s hope the money will be well accounted for and used to fix the roads .
    An unsuspecting trotro driver over speeding in front of a camera the whole day in and out will probably pay over ten thousand cedis.

  • Kwame 20 hours ago

    The fact is that the majority of drivers, especially commercial vehicles don't respect traffic regulations, in most cases they drive in such manner that those of us who are tall have our heads hitting the roof of commercial v ...
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  • Esa 19 hours ago

    Well spoken your excellency. For once I tend to agree with you. Just pay heed to road signs period. Thank you Mr President.

  • DADEBO 18 hours ago

    There should be motor traffic courts where necessary one could challenge those machines since anything can go wrong with them too.

  • world 16 hours ago

    great!! inside cities and towns it should be 30. Ghanaians can check it in Amsterdam city 30.