Suspend TRAFFITECH-GH rollout until road defects are fixed — CUTS
CUTS International, an Accra-based policy think tank, has called for the suspension of the planned rollout of the TRAFFITECH-GH project scheduled to commence tomorrow. According to the think tank, the temporary suspension was necessary to ensure that faulty traffic lights, faded road markings and inadequate speed-limit signs at various enforcement locations were fixed. “Until faulty … The post…
International policy think tank CUTS has urged the temporary suspension of the TRAFFITECH-GH project rollout in Accra. The group argues that faulty traffic lights, faded road markings, and inadequate speed-limit signs at enforcement locations need to be repaired before activating the automated traffic enforcement system. CUTS believes that deploying the technology under current road conditions could lead to motorists receiving fines for offenses they might have avoided if signals and markings had been clear.
While promoting technology to enhance road traffic compliance, CUTS emphasizes that the government must ensure road infrastructure is functional and well-maintained before holding drivers accountable. The think tank suggests that clear and visible signage is essential for effective law enforcement on Ghanaian roads.
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