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Somoco Ghana launches “Safe Journey” 2026 road safety campaign with NRSA
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The Safe Journey 2026 campaign will continue across Ghana until December, with activities focused on rider education, safety awareness, training and licensing support, donations and the promotion of responsible road-user behaviour.
Some of the stakeholders at the event Somoco Ghana Limited, the sole authorised distributor of Bajaj Automobiles in Ghana, has launched its “Safe Journey” 2026 Road Safety Campaign in partnership with the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), Ministry of Transport and the Ghana Police Service.
It will include rider education, safety awareness, training and licensing support, promotion of helmets and protective equipment, and other activities aimed at encouraging responsible road-user behaviour.
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