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Aayalolo expansion targets private car users, not trotro operators – Mahama Ayariga

The government expects the expansion of Aayalolo Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) services to encourage more private motorists to leave their cars at home and use public transport, rather than undermine the operations of trotro drivers.
Speaking on Citi FM on Monday, September 28, Mr Ayariga said the government’s priority was to attract private car users to public transport.
Mr Ayariga said the continued demand for transport between communities and major destinations would also leave room for trotro operators to serve commuters, even as Aayalolo services are expanded.
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