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• Mr Bob Jnr 10 months ago

  Excellent ideas, Accra is really, really too dark at night. Just horrible driving at night.

  Excellent ideas, Accra is really, really too dark at night. Just horrible driving at night.

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• Guv'ner 10 months ago

  And nasty, with kiosks and stalls on walkways forcing pedestrians to walk on roads. Good things are coming.

  And nasty, with kiosks and stalls on walkways forcing pedestrians to walk on roads. Good things are coming.

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• INDEPENDENT CITIZEN 10 months ago

  Excellent! I have been advocating this topic of road safety to be taught from KG to University because everybody uses the road. This will make our roads safe. There are many useless topics in our schools that have no correlat ...
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  Excellent! I have been advocating this topic of road safety to be taught from KG to University because everybody uses the road. This will make our roads safe. There are many useless topics in our schools that have no correlation in our daily lives.

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• Kk 10 months ago

  Good idea

  Good idea

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• No Mercy 10 months ago

  Regulations and Laws are not working in Ghana.Policeman will Stop a Car and Collect Money.No Road Signs anywhere, The Driver's overtake anyhow.No Speed limit.Most of the Car's are Weak without Brakes.They don't Examine the th ...
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  Regulations and Laws are not working in Ghana.Policeman will Stop a Car and Collect Money.No Road Signs anywhere, The Driver's overtake anyhow.No Speed limit.Most of the Car's are Weak without Brakes.They don't Examine the the Car's.

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• Kenneth 10 months ago

  Educate drivers on the use of fast lane. It appears many drivers do not know how a fast lane is used. A fast lane is meant for overtaking. After overtaking you move back into the slow lane. You slow moving cars and trucks in ...
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  Educate drivers on the use of fast lane. It appears many drivers do not know how a fast lane is used. A fast lane is meant for overtaking. After overtaking you move back into the slow lane. You slow moving cars and trucks in the fast lane on the motorway causing traffic congestion in both lanes.
  
  Same goes for understanding block lines on the road. You do not over take on a block line.

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• Ghana man 10 months ago

  One of best ideas, because many of Ghana drives don't understand road safe at all

  One of best ideas, because many of Ghana drives don't understand road safe at all

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• .: 10 months ago

  TEACHERS ARE SUFFERING. GO AND TEACH THEM URSELF. EVERYTHING TEACHER YET U DONT VALUE THEM.. PAY THEM WELL AND THEY WILL DELIVER

  TEACHERS ARE SUFFERING. GO AND TEACH THEM URSELF. EVERYTHING TEACHER YET U DONT VALUE THEM.. PAY THEM WELL AND THEY WILL DELIVER

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• Sam 10 months ago

  A very brilliant idea

  A very brilliant idea

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• Roy 10 months ago

  ROAD MARKINGS PLSSSS
  VERY, VERY ESSENTIAL, TO ME EVEMORE THAN STREET LIGHTS. CURBS AND BOULDERS WITHOUT REFLECTORS VERY DEADLY.

  ROAD MARKINGS PLSSSS
  VERY, VERY ESSENTIAL, TO ME EVEMORE THAN STREET LIGHTS. CURBS AND BOULDERS WITHOUT REFLECTORS VERY DEADLY.

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• MsMarkle 10 months ago

  Yes, but most of people walking to work, markets or just strolling has no space to walk on. They have to walk on the streets and it's very dangerous. Ghanaians have been allowed to set up little shops all on the walkways. Th ...
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  Yes, but most of people walking to work, markets or just strolling has no space to walk on. They have to walk on the streets and it's very dangerous. Ghanaians have been allowed to set up little shops all on the walkways. They build their shops where the citizens are to walk safely, and AMA is not doing anything about that mess. There should a rule or a law not to build shops 3ft -5ft to the gutters.

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