The Ghana Police Service has issued a strong warning against the misuse of sirens, horns, and strobe lights on private vehicles. This common practice is causing concern among the public.
Using these emergency warning devices without proper authorization is prohibited under the Road Traffic Regulations, 2012 L.I. 2180. The Police Service is reminding all drivers of this rule.
According to the Police, the unauthorized use of sirens and similar devices creates unnecessary panic for drivers and pedestrians. It can also lead to confusion on the roads.
The Police Service stated that these devices are meant only for official emergency vehicles. Their misuse can disrupt the normal flow of traffic and cause public alarm.
Drivers are urged to adhere to the Road Traffic Regulations. This will help ensure road safety and prevent public disturbance.
The Police Service has indicated that it will take steps to enforce these regulations. They are committed to maintaining order on the roads.