Lawrence Lamptey, a Deputy Chief Executive at the Ghana Highway Authority, has stressed the need for better road maintenance. He spoke to engineers about the importance of good roads for the country.
Lamptey explained that poorly built and maintained roads are costly for everyone. They waste taxpayer money and make travel difficult.
He believes that using new technology and data can help improve how roads are fixed. This approach can lead to better results.
The official highlighted that improved road networks benefit national development. He urged engineers to embrace these modern methods.
According to the Ghana Highway Authority, investing in tech for road maintenance is crucial for a stronger national infrastructure.