What motorists need to know as TraffiTech-GH goes live
Motorists who receive Electronic Notices of Violation (ENVs) under the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system have 14 days from the date of issuance to challenge the alleged offences if they believe the notices were wrongly issued. The procedure allows motorists who accept the violations to pay the prescribed fines electronically without appearing in court, while […]
Motorists utilizing the TraffiTech-GH automated traffic enforcement system must understand the procedures for challenging alleged violations. They have 14 days to contest notices if they believe them to be incorrect, after which they can pay fines via electronic platforms or by dialing *222#. The MTTD advises motorists to be wary of fraudulent messages, as legitimate notices will display the sender ID GPS-MTTD and include specific violation details.
Penalties for minor speeding offenses range from GH¢240, with more severe penalties for other infractions. Owners of vehicles transferred permanently should ensure their ownership change is registered with the DVLA to avoid liability for new owners' violations. The TraffiTech-GH system aims to improve road safety through camera monitoring and digital evidence.
Drivers are encouraged to stay informed about the process for verifying, paying, or challenging electronic traffic notices.
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