TraffiTech-GH is good but currently illegal – Private Legal Practitioner
By Love Wilhelmina Abanonave A private legal practitioner, Albert Gyamfi, says although the TraffiTech-GH system is a good initiative, it is currently illegal. Speaking on JoyNews’ Newsfile on Saturday, November 7, 2026, Mr Gyamfi said his main concern was that the system lacked the necessary legal backing. “I think TraffiTech, although good, is currently illegal. […]
According to a private legal practitioner, Albert Gyamfi, despite TraffiTech-GH being a beneficial initiative, it remains illegal. In an interview on JoyNews’ Newsfile, Mr Gyamfi expressed his chief concern regarding the system's lack of legal backing. He reiterated that, while good, TraffiTech is currently illegal due to its absence of legal support.
Two primary reasons drove his stance. Firstly, the system's illegality stemmed from the absence of legal support. Secondly, the process of imposing fines under TraffiTech was also deemed unlawful as it resulted in penalties being imposed on the wrong individuals. He further elaborated that the system imposes fines on vehicle owners rather than the actual drivers responsible for the traffic violations.
These two concerns led to Mr Gyamfi's conclusion that TraffiTech-GH is currently illegal. TraffiTech-GH is Ghana's automated traffic enforcement system, which employs cameras and other technology to detect traffic offenses and issue tickets to offending motorists.
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