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Motorists have right to record police during traffic stops – NRSA Director
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With the increased use of technology in road safety enforcement, he said, recorded and automated evidence could help strengthen the enforcement of traffic laws and improve the integrity of cases that eventually reach the courts.
NRSA Director Kwame Koduah Atuahene confirms Ghanaian drivers have the right to record police during traffic stops and use the video as court evidence.
Mr Koduah Atuahene also highlighted the growing role of technology in traffic law enforcement, saying automated systems could provide independent evidence of road traffic offences.
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