AMA Gives Traders 48 Hours to Vacate Bus Stops
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has given traders occupying unauthorised bus stops in the city 48 hours to vacate the areas or face enforcement action as part of efforts to restore order and ease traffic congestion. The Assembly says the occupation of designated bus stops by traders undermines their intended purpose, obstructs the movement of … The post AMA Gives Traders 48 Hours to Vacate…
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to traders occupying unauthorized bus stops in the city, demanding their immediate relocation or facing enforcement actions. This move is aimed at restoring order and alleviating traffic congestion, as the assembly asserts that the traders' presence at designated bus stops hinders vehicle and passenger movement, thereby creating unnecessary traffic jams.
Public Affairs Officer of the AMA, Mr. Gilbert Nii Ankrah, disclosed these details in an interview, emphasizing that the directive is part of ongoing efforts to enforce by-laws and restore order in the city's central business district. The decision was also spurred by complaints from commercial drivers, who highlighted the adverse impact of traders' activities on designated bus stops.
Mr. Ankrah stated that the assembly's resolve to intensify enforcement has been bolstered by these concerns, ensuring that the facilities remain available for their intended purpose.
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