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New automated enforcement could be the turning point in Ghana's road safety battle - but the full impact is still unfolding.

The Motor Traffic and Transport Department is rolling out TraffiTech-GH, an automated traffic enforcement system targeting speeding violations.

A new automated traffic enforcement system is set to go live nationwide - but how will it change driving in Ghana?

The Motor Traffic and Transport Department, with its private-sector partner, trained 45 Police and public-sector personnel in Ho ahead of the…

Police data hints at a dramatic shift in road safety - but what do the numbers really show?

The Ghana Police Service has launched TraffiTech-GH, an automated traffic enforcement system targeting speeding motorists.

Before the October 1 launch, a key training wraps up - but what changes for drivers?

The Ghana Police Service is training personnel and partners in the Volta Region for the upcoming Traffitech-GH automated traffic enforcement system.

Police say driver conduct has changed since TraffiTech-GH launched - but what do the latest crash numbers reveal?

Ghana's police MTTD reports improved motorist behaviour since the TraffiTech-GH camera system and caution notices were introduced.

A 20-year journey to automated fines - what could go wrong?

Ghana's Traffitech-GH SMS spot-fine system, delayed to November 2026, targets road carnage.

No more physical licenses needed during police checks? Find out what this new digital system means for Ghanaian drivers.

The MTTD is implementing a new digital enforcement system for drivers in Ghana- eliminating the need to present physical licenses during police checks. This initiative aims to modernize traffic regulation, but what does it mean for drivers on the road?