GloMeF CEO urges intensified public education on new road traffic regulations
The Chief Executive Officer of the Global Media Foundation (GloMeF), Raphael Godlove, has called for intensified public education on the new Road Traffic Regulations 2026 (L.I. 2519).
GloMeF CEO Raphael Godlove has called for more comprehensive public education on the new Road Traffic Regulations 2026, emphasizing that heavy reliance on digital platforms may leave out rural communities. The new regulations, introduced by President John Dramani Mahama, include automated enforcement systems, stricter penalties, and a lowered permissible blood alcohol concentration for drivers.
Mr Ahenu urges a more inclusive approach, advocating for face-to-face education and community engagements to ensure all road users understand the new laws. He also stresses the need for collaboration among key stakeholders, including the Motor Traffic and Transport Department, transport unions, driver associations, and traditional authorities, to effectively enforce the regulations.
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