Police officers will soon no longer stop drivers on the road to check their documents. This is part of a new plan by the Ghana Police Service, the National Road Safety Authority, and the Transport Ministry.
The goal of this initiative is to make enforcing traffic rules easier and faster. It is expected to help cut down on the number of road accidents across the country.
This move aligns with efforts to modernise the country's transport sector. Technology will now play a bigger role in traffic management.
A new digital system is being developed to handle the enforcement tasks. This system aims to improve compliance with road traffic regulations.
The collaboration between these government bodies signals a commitment to road safety. They hope to create a safer environment for all road users.
Details about the specific technology and rollout timeline have not yet been fully released by the Transport Ministry.