The Ghana Police Service is working with the National Road Safety Authority and the Ministry of Transport on a new digital system. This system will change how road traffic rules are enforced.
Currently, police officers stop drivers to check their licenses and other documents. This practice will soon end, according to a Ghana Police Service announcement.
The new digital approach is expected to make enforcement more efficient and consistent across the country.
This initiative is part of a broader effort to improve road safety and decrease the number of accidents on Ghanaian roads.
The collaboration between these government bodies shows a commitment to modernizing public services.
Officials believe this digital shift will create a safer driving environment for everyone.