Ghana news briefing
TRAFFITECH-GH: Drivers face fines of up to GH¢2,400 as enforcement begins Oct. 1
The Ghana Police Service says the penalties are based on a penalty unit of GH¢12, with the amount depending on the nature of the offence.
The Police has also warned vehicle owners to be mindful of who uses their vehicles because camera-detected offences are tied to the registered owner.
The automated system will use cameras to identify certain traffic offences and support enforcement without relying solely on physical intervention by traffic officers.
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