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Ghana’s road infrastructure must prioritise pedestrian safety

Matilda Ohenewaa Bekoe Ms Matilda Ohenewaa Bekoe, a PhD Candidate at the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, New Mexico State University, says government must prioritise the safety of pedestrians in the design and construction of road infrastructure in the country’s major cities.” Ms Bekoe, therefore, called for a deliberate shift towards building or upgrading existing road infrastructure to guarantee the safety of pedestrians.“Ghana does not need to stop building roads; it needs to stop building them as though the people inside vehicles are the only people who matter,” Ms Bekoe added.
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