Well if this directives will help you stop over speeding and reckless driving in Ghana
Well if this directives will help you stop over speeding and reckless driving in Ghana
Talk Is Cheap 22 hours ago
I can not understand the rush of drivers, brainless drivers who don't follow driving rules.
I can not understand the rush of drivers, brainless drivers who don't follow driving rules.
Monkey see, Monkey do 21 hours ago
Waa look. But you won't construct and rehab the potholes roads that ruin and burst car tyres..you won't stop importing used clothing and abrewa underwear or construct railways for. Trains..
Waa look. But you won't construct and rehab the potholes roads that ruin and burst car tyres..you won't stop importing used clothing and abrewa underwear or construct railways for. Trains..
Jon J 21 hours ago
They don't even know what they're saying
They don't even know what they're saying
Monkey see, Monkey do 21 hours ago
Those colonial pre 1957 roads don't deserve to have any luxury cars driven on them..this is Ghana where everything goes to die from.humans to cars
Those colonial pre 1957 roads don't deserve to have any luxury cars driven on them..this is Ghana where everything goes to die from.humans to cars
Who came up with this nonsense 21 hours ago
U mean we should spend thousands of dollars on brand new cars only to.come damage them on these poorly built roads?? Papa government, do your part before you attempt setting rules. Fix the roads first before cslling gor impor ... read full comment
U mean we should spend thousands of dollars on brand new cars only to.come damage them on these poorly built roads?? Papa government, do your part before you attempt setting rules. Fix the roads first before cslling gor importation of more expensive cars
Fireman 16 hours ago
Exactly. They don't use their own money to buy these new cars they are driving
Exactly. They don't use their own money to buy these new cars they are driving
Lucio 21 hours ago
Useless directives and laws. You can't even produce electric toy cars, you are here segregating. Even some 30 year old used vehicles are better than almost all our buses and trotro here in Ghana.
That foolish law must be ... read full comment
Useless directives and laws. You can't even produce electric toy cars, you are here segregating. Even some 30 year old used vehicles are better than almost all our buses and trotro here in Ghana.
That foolish law must be scraped to allow our roads to have better cars. Look at some of our trotro vehicles...... they look like you are falling down from it. These old old tattered cars even do go for road worthy clearance....tweaaaaa. We are our own devils.
James 21 hours ago
Mahama who said NPP cannot abolish these sort of cars is doing a u-turn.
Mahama who said NPP cannot abolish these sort of cars is doing a u-turn.
Mokonkoro 20 hours ago
Ban the importation of right hand vehicles
Ban the importation of right hand vehicles
OSAFO KANTANKA 20 hours ago
I think one to Five year old USED vehicles should be allowed in the country. Government to improve the Public Transport system with New BUSES instead of all these Dangerous TRO-TRO ,taxis etc.. One really wonders how many o ... read full comment
I think one to Five year old USED vehicles should be allowed in the country. Government to improve the Public Transport system with New BUSES instead of all these Dangerous TRO-TRO ,taxis etc.. One really wonders how many of these vehicles pass their “MOT”?
Jon J 17 hours ago
Have u seen one to five years used cars before? most cars spend those years in showrooms
Have u seen one to five years used cars before? most cars spend those years in showrooms
Yaw. 15 hours ago
Wabon papa. 1 to 5 years old cars are brand new okay. Advise Mahama to fix the damn death trap roads.
Wabon papa. 1 to 5 years old cars are brand new okay. Advise Mahama to fix the damn death trap roads.
Sam Young 19 hours ago
This is quite an interesting policy. You refuse to ban importation of rice and other commodities we can produce in Ghana. Yet you want to ban what you can't produce. How many ordinary Ghanaians can buy newer vehicles. Your in ... read full comment
This is quite an interesting policy. You refuse to ban importation of rice and other commodities we can produce in Ghana. Yet you want to ban what you can't produce. How many ordinary Ghanaians can buy newer vehicles. Your intentions are good on paper but practically it doesn't make sense. is it the case that the government is trying to favour some car companies
NMG 18 hours ago
THIS IS ALL LIES GHANAIANS NEEDS TO WAKE UP
THIS IS ALL LIES GHANAIANS NEEDS TO WAKE UP
Onua Francis 18 hours ago
Its long overdue. Ghana is not a dumping ground for those racketeering cars.
Its long overdue. Ghana is not a dumping ground for those racketeering cars.
Gslow 16 hours ago
In as much as GSA is trying to raise the bar for the type of Autos that enter the country, same must be applied to cars that are already plying our roads. A brand new car that drives just one year in Ghana is worse of than a ... read full comment
In as much as GSA is trying to raise the bar for the type of Autos that enter the country, same must be applied to cars that are already plying our roads. A brand new car that drives just one year in Ghana is worse of than a 15 years used car from uptown.
My suggestion is that dvla should make older cars in gh pay more for road worthy certificate. This way it will be an incentive to drive newer cars
Yaw 14 hours ago
Please share a direct link to the full directive so the public can read it. Transparency is the best way to prevent exploitation and eliminate corruption.
Also, we need urgent clarity on how vehicle age is calculated: Is it ... read full comment
Please share a direct link to the full directive so the public can read it. Transparency is the best way to prevent exploitation and eliminate corruption.
Also, we need urgent clarity on how vehicle age is calculated: Is it based on the Year of Manufacture or the Date of First Registration?
For example: If a car is manufactured in 2018 (a 2018 model) but bought brand new and first registered in 2020, does the age count from 2018 or 2020? This is very common since model runs span multiple years. Publish the full, clear guidelines openly so everyone knows exactly where they stand!
Northern Boy 12 hours ago
They should ve included scrapped car body parts. They'll cut unqualified vehicles into parts and ship out as spare parts and then assemble them back into full cars here in ghana. And corrupt dvla officials will pass corner c ... read full comment
They should ve included scrapped car body parts. They'll cut unqualified vehicles into parts and ship out as spare parts and then assemble them back into full cars here in ghana. And corrupt dvla officials will pass corner corner and register the vehicles for them
Koppong 10 hours ago
Wow, cutting and assembling is a tough job, how many can you cut in a day
This job is tough in abrokyire,
Wow, cutting and assembling is a tough job, how many can you cut in a day
This job is tough in abrokyire,
Fireman 9 hours ago
They should also put a 15 years ban on bad roads in Ghana. Total nonsense, because they don't buy the new cars they are driving themselves in. We are not proactive in our thinking at all. This show how incompetent some of the ... read full comment
They should also put a 15 years ban on bad roads in Ghana. Total nonsense, because they don't buy the new cars they are driving themselves in. We are not proactive in our thinking at all. This show how incompetent some of these officials are. I can guarantee you that these old cars are still imported from the USA into europe. What are they talking.
Fireman 9 hours ago
Your roads don't have street lights and proper and adequate road signs, very bad roads and you expect less accidents. Brainless fools. Do you know how many times one need to visit the mech bcos of bad roads even in the so cal ... read full comment
Your roads don't have street lights and proper and adequate road signs, very bad roads and you expect less accidents. Brainless fools. Do you know how many times one need to visit the mech bcos of bad roads even in the so called capital city. Educated fools....
Rather ensure strong messures regarding recursive training of commercial drivers by partnering with private driving schools at least once every 3 years. Show they common mistakes (as video and verbal interactions to consider the uneducated existing drivers) and the consequences of such mistakes. Teach them safety and defensive driving.
Ensure our streets lights and traffic lights are always working alongside adequate road signs.
Utilize the basic traffic insurance money to fix damages of thing damaged by drivers on the roads like the street lights, traffic lights, guard rails etc...
Perform random checks on drivers for alcohol and driving under the influence. Serve them penalties, short bans + retraining and complete bans depending of the scale of offense.
A whole lot more .... this is not rocket science. Quite common all over the world.
Mike 4 hours ago
This are all unnecessary measures, indirect helping Chinese bussiness. Allow them to do their businesses
This are all unnecessary measures, indirect helping Chinese bussiness. Allow them to do their businesses
Spark Mallet 1 hour ago
This ban does not make sense at all. Others have said a lot. What I want to add is that the reasonable thing to do is to make sure that the vehicle imported to Ghana is road worthy from the country of origin. A vehicle can be ... read full comment
This ban does not make sense at all. Others have said a lot. What I want to add is that the reasonable thing to do is to make sure that the vehicle imported to Ghana is road worthy from the country of origin. A vehicle can be over 15 years in Europe or America but goes through rigorous checks each year to see if it's road worthy, issued with a certificate before it's allowed on the road. IN UK where I reside there are cars well over 15 years but still driven on the road because it has passed MOT test. Why are Ghanaians back home always making life difficult for their citizens who have stayed all their lives in Europe or America? It's not easy to buy a brand new car Abroad, not to mention the duties imposed on them during clearance at our ports. Those making these laws clearly do not buy the cars they're driving with their own money. They can afford brand new cars back home because one way or the other someone is paying for them.
Well if this directives will help you stop over speeding and reckless driving in Ghana
I can not understand the rush of drivers, brainless drivers who don't follow driving rules.
Waa look. But you won't construct and rehab the potholes roads that ruin and burst car tyres..you won't stop importing used clothing and abrewa underwear or construct railways for. Trains..
They don't even know what they're saying
Those colonial pre 1957 roads don't deserve to have any luxury cars driven on them..this is Ghana where everything goes to die from.humans to cars
U mean we should spend thousands of dollars on brand new cars only to.come damage them on these poorly built roads?? Papa government, do your part before you attempt setting rules. Fix the roads first before cslling gor impor ...
read full comment
Exactly. They don't use their own money to buy these new cars they are driving
Useless directives and laws. You can't even produce electric toy cars, you are here segregating. Even some 30 year old used vehicles are better than almost all our buses and trotro here in Ghana.
That foolish law must be ...
read full comment
Mahama who said NPP cannot abolish these sort of cars is doing a u-turn.
Ban the importation of right hand vehicles
I think one to Five year old USED vehicles should be allowed in the country. Government to improve the Public Transport system with New BUSES instead of all these Dangerous TRO-TRO ,taxis etc.. One really wonders how many o ...
read full comment
Have u seen one to five years used cars before? most cars spend those years in showrooms
Wabon papa. 1 to 5 years old cars are brand new okay. Advise Mahama to fix the damn death trap roads.
This is quite an interesting policy. You refuse to ban importation of rice and other commodities we can produce in Ghana. Yet you want to ban what you can't produce. How many ordinary Ghanaians can buy newer vehicles. Your in ...
read full comment
THIS IS ALL LIES GHANAIANS NEEDS TO WAKE UP
Its long overdue. Ghana is not a dumping ground for those racketeering cars.
In as much as GSA is trying to raise the bar for the type of Autos that enter the country, same must be applied to cars that are already plying our roads. A brand new car that drives just one year in Ghana is worse of than a ...
read full comment
Please share a direct link to the full directive so the public can read it. Transparency is the best way to prevent exploitation and eliminate corruption.
Also, we need urgent clarity on how vehicle age is calculated: Is it ...
read full comment
They should ve included scrapped car body parts. They'll cut unqualified vehicles into parts and ship out as spare parts and then assemble them back into full cars here in ghana. And corrupt dvla officials will pass corner c ...
read full comment
Wow, cutting and assembling is a tough job, how many can you cut in a day
This job is tough in abrokyire,
They should also put a 15 years ban on bad roads in Ghana. Total nonsense, because they don't buy the new cars they are driving themselves in. We are not proactive in our thinking at all. This show how incompetent some of the ...
read full comment
Your roads don't have street lights and proper and adequate road signs, very bad roads and you expect less accidents. Brainless fools. Do you know how many times one need to visit the mech bcos of bad roads even in the so cal ...
read full comment
This are all unnecessary measures, indirect helping Chinese bussiness. Allow them to do their businesses
This ban does not make sense at all. Others have said a lot. What I want to add is that the reasonable thing to do is to make sure that the vehicle imported to Ghana is road worthy from the country of origin. A vehicle can be ...
read full comment