Officials are introducing new technology to make sure drivers follow traffic rules. This is a plan by the Ghana Police Service, the National Road Safety Authority, and the Ministry of Transport.
Drivers will no longer be stopped by police officers on the roads for license checks. This practice is expected to stop soon.
The new system will use digital tools to enforce traffic laws. This is meant to make roads safer for everyone.
The goal is to catch drivers who break the law without needing to stop them directly.
By using technology, authorities expect to reduce car accidents. Many people are involved in road incidents each year.
This is part of a larger effort by the government to improve safety and order on Ghanaian roads.
The new digital enforcement system is being set up by government agencies.
More information about the digital system will be shared as it is rolled out.