The Ghana Police Service will begin using cameras to enforce traffic laws across the country. This new system, called TRAFFITECH-GH, starts on October 1, 2026.
Cameras will monitor roads for traffic violations. Police officers will also use special handheld devices to identify offenders.
Drivers who break traffic rules will receive their fines through text messages. This aims to make the process faster and more efficient.
The Ghana Police Service stated that this initiative is part of efforts to improve road safety and ensure compliance with traffic regulations.
This technology will help in identifying and penalizing drivers who speed, run red lights, or commit other traffic offences.
The introduction of TRAFFITECH-GH is expected to reduce the number of traffic accidents caused by reckless driving.
More details about the specific violations that will be captured by the cameras will be released by the police.
The public is advised to be aware of the new enforcement measures and adhere to all traffic laws.