The Bono East Regional Commander of the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), Chief Superintendent Peter Adoone Akolmolga, has assured drivers that Traffitech GH is intended to enforce traffic laws and reduce road crashes, not to witch-hunt motorists.
Speaking with Nana Adjei on Yese No Sen on Monday, November 9, 2026, he described the initiative as an automated enforcement system designed to improve road safety and encourage compliance with traffic regulations.
Chief Superintendent Akolmolga said some drivers knowingly disregard traffic laws, contributing to avoidable crashes.”The purpose of traffictech is to avoid road crashes” he said.
He explained that Traffitech GH uses cameras to capture traffic violations, providing evidence to support enforcement. He maintained that the evidence captured by the system was accurate.
According to the regional commander, the recent implementation of the initiative has already shown signs of improvement. He expressed optimism that more significant progress would be evident by the end of December. “We have seen some results since it started, as the road crashes we used to record have decreased. So we are expecting that by the end of November to December things will change,” he added.
Chief Superintendent Akolmolga urged Ghanaians to embrace the initiative, stressing that its purpose was to promote compliance with traffic laws and make roads safer for all users.
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