Mahama Defends TraffiTech, Says System Will Save Lives as Speed Enforcement Begins

Govt to track road crashes with TraffiTech system

Photo: Techfocus24 In a move aimed at making Ghanaian roads safer, the government is going to track road crash statistics every month using the TraffiTech enforcement system. This means the government will check if the new technology is actually helping to reduce accidents and save lives across Ghana. President John Dramani Mahama announced this plan, set to start once the TraffiTech system goes live on November 1, 2026. The idea is to compare t…

The Traffitec-GH System Was Introduced by Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia – Kate Kyeremaa

According to an Official Facebook Post by Kojo Aname Sonkondo on 6 November 2026, a member of the NPP Communications Team, Kate Kyeremaa, has disclosed that the Traffitec-GH system, which has been implemented to monitor speeding and improve road safety in Ghana, was introduced under...

Mahama Defends TraffiTech, Says System Will Save Lives as Speed Enforcement Begins

By: Marcella Mwinkoma Babing President John Dramani Mahama has called on motorists to comply with Ghana’s newly introduced TraffiTech system, insisting that the technology will play a significant role in reducing road accidents and preventing avoidable deaths. Speaking during an engagement with the Presidential Press Corps at the Presidency in Accra, President Mahama urged Ghanaians […]

Poor roads not an excuse to delay TrafficTech enforcement – Mahama

Ghana President John Dramani Mahama insists speed camera enforcement must proceed despite imperfect roads, rejecting calls to delay Traffic Tech until infrastructure improves and urging transparency with warning signs.

Traffi-Tech GH to Curb Road Crashes • Pres Mahama Urges Motorists to Observe Speed Limits

President John Dramani Mahama has urged motorists to cooperate with the newly deployed traffic law enforcement and road safety system, Traffi-Tech GH, expressing confidence that it will help reduce road crashes and save lives. He said the system would enable the government to monitor road accidents and compare monthly figures with those recorded last year …

Mahama reacts to concerns over expensive TraffiTech-GH fines

President John Dramani Mahama addressed public concerns about the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system during a CHOGM interview in Antigua and Barbuda