Police to introduce electronic traffic tickets for motorists

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  • Ghana is making serious gains. Ayeeko 2 days ago

    We are proud of the direction travel..let's be one and push ghana

  • Mary 2 days ago

    Ghana police twea kaiii,u pay 10gh and u good to go

  • Oobak3 2 days ago

    Hmmm MTU, Ayɛka... Kudos to Ghana govt. This will cut down on corruption and lawlessness while govt makes money to maintain the road. Make sure the money does not go to the Police Dpt. And the technology is maintained to avo ...
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  • Frank Agyena -Karikari. 2 days ago

    And are the Police going to operate the machinery for the operations? Hmmmmm. There will be no progress. Hahahaha. We remember what the Traffic Speed Guns were and how the Police manipulated them to take bribes from Commercia ...
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  • Oobak3 2 days ago

    It is illegal for police to make traffic stops with this new technology.

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  • Twe 2 days ago

    This is a good thing , God bless our IGP for eradicating this before independence paper system and thanks to ACOP Obeng for this presentation

  • Jojo 2 days ago

    Yeeee trouble don't inter oooo .Good one there GHANA POLICE

  • Ethical Dilemma 2 days ago

    Huuuu? In Ghana every new tight/preventive system has introduced-new way of stealing: isn’t Ghanaians who’ll be running the new system? They’ll circumvent it one time!!! Someone is potentially rich!! New systems begot N ...
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  • NzemaK- Fix Dixcove Sankor Cape3pts Rd Now 2 days ago

    Eiii IGP, how many times did I call you.. hmmm your junior officer will curse you ooo.. You mean no bribe these days any I hope the penalty will be lesser that the bribe

  • Hahahaha 2 days ago

    Great! How about the road markings? Speed limit signs etc etc? These must be in place before implantation. On Accra - Kumasi road for example, most of these signs are not visible. And you are left to guess. We don't want cong ...
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  • Hahahaha 2 days ago

    Great! How about the road markings? Speed limit signs etc etc? These must be in place before implantation. On Accra - Kumasi road for example, most of these signs are not visible. And you are left to guess. We don't want conf ...
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  • K .Tsin. 2 days ago

    Will all the defective traffic lights be fixed before?

  • The Truth 2 days ago

    Good one there. I support this move fully

  • Gbetsimu 2 days ago

    It's LOOOOOOONG over due....The recklessness on our roads is something else

  • COD 2 days ago

    In a nation of dumsor, how is electronic traffic tickets system going to be operated?

  • Oobak3 2 days ago

    When they hit you in the pocket, you will know.

  • Nana Boat. 2 days ago

    Excellent idea But we also need more cameras on our roads. In China here everything is captured by cameras. Even as a human being, as soon as your face is captured, your information is available so there's almost zero crime.

  • Akwasi KB. 2 days ago

    Are the ticketing machines going to be handled by the Old MTTU crooks or by a freshly imported French speaking police Officers.
    With Ghana police Officers, stop dreaming.

  • Nana Boat. 2 days ago

    Good idea But we also need more cameras on our roads. In China here everything is captured by cameras. Even as a human being, as soon as your face is captured, your information is available so there's almost zero crime.
    Cam ...
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  • Frank Agyena -Karikari. 2 days ago

    Hahahaha. I like the way the Chinese treat criminals. Nobody imprisoned for criminal activities in China will ever want to go back to the Prison there again. Their Prisons are horribly horrible and miserably disgusting. It is ...
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  • Kwakuvi 2 days ago

    Apuuuuuu, it's not going to work in Ghana. Those cameras fixed in the towns and the cities are they working

  • Baga 2 days ago

    Great at least we are starting from somewhere.

  • Hard 2 days ago

    Well NDC in power so this law is okay. Ghanafou don’t talk.

  • BigMouth 2 days ago

    Lol, another Ghana English for you right there.. take you meaning photograph you. Bwoy!

  • BigMouth 2 days ago

    Also, you don't pay on time, the fine should increase. If you do, you should pay a reduced fine.

  • Nii Joromi 2 days ago

    Finally, finally! Government will raise millions of cedis if this is carried out across the country. There is too much undiscipline and stupidity on our roads.

  • Fiifi Acquah 2 days ago

    Kudos Ghana Police am all it , extend it to cover motorcycle riders, in Dubai the citizens do not cross red lights let alone vehicles, motorcycle and motor bikes , laudable idea , let make it work

  • Atsu 2 days ago

    Another avenue for corrupt Ghana police to take bribes from motorists without any accountability

  • Truth 2 days ago

    Are you guys sure? Cos we heard this long time ago. You gat no balls mhen!

  • Reggae 2 days ago

    This is going to be chaos on our roads.Police knows how to manipulate every opportunity and system like they have done.

  • Tornado 2 days ago

    Government better make sure their electricity and Wi-Fi are on point.

  • Sulley 1 day ago

    I'm really excited about this new technology and the thought behind it. Ghana Police Service is showing the way for positive happenings. I can't wait to see revenues which hitherto go to personal momo numbers go to the consol ...
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  • Kwaku 1 day ago

    Provided it will work. The police and bribe-taking are twins.

  • Ezzyboss 1 day ago

    IF THIS SYSTEM WORKS WELL THEN MORE DRIVERS WILL BEHAVE GOOD ON OUR ROADS. ACCIDENTS IN IS TOO MUCH SO THIS WILL REDUCE. THANKS IGP AND GHANA POLICE.