Story By: Deborah Adorsu Policy analyst and civil society activist Dr Steve Manteaw has raised concerns over the rollout of the TraffiTech GH digital traffic enforcement system, warning that it will face implementation challenges and may provoke public backlash. In a Facebook post on November 2 2026

Ghana has introduced new TraffiTech rules targeting ride-hailing drivers including Okada, Pragya, and Aboboyaa. The system now includes fines for speeding, with penalties starting at GH¢240. Drivers w… · Photo : Dick Thomas Johnson · CC BY · Flickr

Motorists in Ghana who exceeded speed limits while transporting sick individuals to hospitals can now formally challenge fines issued by the TraffiTech-GH speed monitoring system. The new process, ann… · Photo : Inverness Trucker · CC BY-SA · Flickr

Ghana is set to implement TraffiTech, a system designed to adjust ride-hailing fares based on real-time traffic conditions. The initiative, which will affect services like Bolt, Uber, and Yango, aims… · Photo : Creative Tools · CC BY · Flickr

President John Dramani Mahama addressed public concerns over the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system during a CHOGM interview in Antigua and Barbuda. The system, which uses cameras to i… · Photo : Hanhil Hanhil (talk) 08:14, 1 June 2009 (UTC) · CC BY-SA · Wikimedia

Ghana’s National Road Safety Agency (NRSA) has announced new rules for the use of TraffiTech cameras, limiting their operation to roads with visible speed limit signs. The decision follows internal di… · Photo : Frontierofficial · CC BY · Flickr

Le juriste privé Martin Kpebu a averti que le système de contrôle de la circulation TraffiTech-GH pourrait déclencher des batailles judiciaires si les autorités ne parviennent pas à répondre aux préoc...

Traffitech-GH went live on 1 November. Almost immediately five Ghanaian transport unions declared a strike for 4th November. Despite making their grievances about bad road traffic infrastructure in ge...

Story by: Regina Bless The Ghana Police Service has officially commenced the implementation of its automated traffic law enforcement system, known as Traffitech-GH, aimed at improving road safety and ensuring compliance with traffic regulations across the country. In a press release dated November 4

Story By: Deborah Adorsu The Motor Traffic and Transport Department, MTTD, of the Ghana Police Service has said its objective in implementing the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system is to promote road safety awareness and encourage responsible driving rather than focus on the number o

Alors que le nouveau système automatisé de contrôle de la circulation Traffitech-GH du Ghana est mis en service, voici un guide étape par étape sur la

Kwadwo Poku a exhorté les autorités à améliorer le système de caméras TraffiTech-GH aux intersections routières afin d'identifier et de pénaliser les automobilistes qui ne cèdent pas le passage a...

Ghana commercial transport operators say they will park their vehicles from November 1 unless traders are cleared from bus stops before the Traffitech GH camera enforcement system goes live.

The Director of Education, Research and Training at the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service, ACP Alexander Kwaku Obeng, has cautioned Ghanaians to disregard…

Pour les automobilistes habitués à sauter les feux de circulation, à accélérer dans les zones bâties, à se garer là où cela leur convient ou à considérer les panneaux de signalisation comme de simples...

The legitimacy of an enforcement system depends not only on the soundness of its objectives but on the lawfulness of its methods. TRAFFITECH-GH pursues a vital public purpose, yet in its present form it substitutes a register of title for proof of conduct and asks the citizen to prove his own innocence. Ghanaian criminal law knows no general doctrine of vicarious liability that would justify the former, and the Constitution and the Evidence Act forbid the latter absent clear legislative warrant. Until Parliament supplies that warrant, a registered owner who receives a notice for an offence he did not commit is entitled to require the prosecution to prove, beyond reasonable doubt, that he was the driver. Vehicles do not commit crimes. Persons do, and the law must identify the right person before it punishes anyone.

L'application du système de circulation automatisé a commencé hier, le Département de la circulation automobile et des transports de la police (MTTD)

The Director of Education, Research and Training at the Police Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), ACP Alexander Kwaku Obeng, says road crashes reported across Ghana declined by 9.4% following intensified sensitisation and caution notices issued to motorists under the TraffiTech-GH pilot project.

Ghana has launched an automated traffic enforcement system to address speeding, a key contributor to road accidents. The initiative, called TraffiTech-GH, uses cameras to monitor and penalize speeding… · Photo : US Army Africa · CC BY · Flickr

Story By : Deborah Adorsu The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority has announced tough new sanctions for repeat traffic offenders, warning that drivers who accumulate six TraffiTech violations within a two year period will have their licences revoked. The Chief Executive Officer of DVLA, Julius Ko

Ghana police camera fines start Nov 1, 2026, moved from Oct 1. Fine amounts, the GPS-MTTD SMS notice, and how to pay or contest within 14 days.

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TRAFFITECH-GH will become fully operational on October 1, 2026, as the Ghana Police Service begins using cameras and digital devices to detect traffic offences. The programme will allow the police to issue electronic notices and fines to vehicle owners and drivers through SMS. The initiative is being implemented by the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) to improve compliance with road traffic laws and reduce road crashes. In a statement issued on September 15, the Police Service said detected offences would first be reviewed before an Electronic Notice of Violation (ENV) was sent to the affected vehicle owner or driver.

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