Traffitech: Fewer motorists caught speeding in latest traffic monitoring exercise – TopTech Ghana
A transport consultant at TopTech Ghana, Cecil Ebow Garbrah, says more drivers are complying with speed limits after increased public awareness and road safety education.
In a recent traffic monitoring exercise conducted by TopTech Ghana, it was found that fewer motorists were being caught speeding, according to transport consultant Cecil Ebow Garbrah. Garbrah attributed this improvement to increased public awareness and road safety education, citing findings from two separate monitoring exercises.
On August 25, his team observed that 342 out of 380 vehicles monitored were speeding, exceeding the speed limit of 90 kilometres per hour. However, a follow-up study on November 7 revealed a significant improvement, with only 546 out of 612 vehicles breaching the speed limit during the same timeframe. Garbrah noted that this suggests motorists are becoming more conscious of speed limits, but emphasized the need for ongoing education efforts.
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