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 who fail to pay fines on time face additional charges.
The new regulations aim to improve road safety and enforce traffic laws more effectively. The TraffiTech system, which uses technology to monitor and penalize violations, has been expanded to cover all major ride-hailing services in the country.
This update follows previous efforts to modernize traffic enforcement in Ghana. The government has been working to reduce traffic congestion and enhance compliance with road regulations. The new fines are part of a broader initiative to integrate technology into public safety measures.
