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The increasing encroachment on road pavements and other infrastructure by petty traders and hawkers within the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area and other large cities continues to raise road safety ...
News Ghana » Greater Accra » Traffic: Reclaim our pavements from traders
For more than a year, the Daily Graphic has consistently drawn attention to a dangerous and growing menace on the roads of Accra: the systematic takeover of pedestrian walkways, bus stops and road sho ...
News Ghana » Greater Accra » Traffic: Adenta-Accra morning travel time improves significantly in just 23 minutes under contra-flow – GAPTE
The Greater Accra Passenger Transport Executive (GAPTE) has reported a major improvement in travel time on the Adenta-Accra corridor following the introduction of the contra-flow arrangement for ...
News Ghana » Greater Accra » Traffic: Ayalolo contra-flow moves 8,000 passengers from Adenta to Accra on first day to ease peak-hour congestion
The Ayalolo Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service moved about 8,000 passengers from Adenta to Accra between 0600 and 0800 hours on the first day of a new contra-flow arrangement introduced to ease peak-hour ...
News Ghana » Greater Accra » Traffic: Accra Doesn’t Have a Road Problem Alone. It Has a People-Movement Problem.
This morning, I witnessed something that made me question how we think about transportation in Ghana. 10 Aayalolo buses with approximately 850 people on a trip from Kasoa to Accra. On a route where ...
News Ghana » Greater Accra » Traffic: Accra okada riders allege extortion by MTTD officers during traffic checks
Commercial motorcycle riders in Accra have raised concerns about alleged extortion by MTTD officers during traffic enforcement operations One Okada rider claimed officers demanded between GHC100 and ...
News Ghana » Greater Accra » Traffic: NRSA urges discipline to curb road fatalities in 2026
By Eric Appah Marfo/Nadia Amoako IbrahimAccra, Jan. 17, GNA – Road traffic crashes killed 2,673 people in Ghana between January and November 2025, an 18.5 per cent rise, prompting renewed calls for ...