So far, no one has created a Ghanaian version of Ludo that includes all the rulesβLine Kick, Back Kick, Front Kick, Home Kick, and Labourer. Who would be interested in taking this on? @TheDumbTechGuy
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Afia Schwarzenegger has this to say about TraffiTechβGH.
She was comparing the Speed limit happenings in the US, where she lives, to Ghana.
It takes one generation to change the mindset of a people.
Imagine being so foolish that you decide to cover your number plate to outsmart #TrafficTech!
π€¦πΎββοΈ What level of lawlessness is this?
How do we trace such a vehicle after a hit-and-run or some other crime?
@GhPoliceService, this deserves urgent investigation and accountability.
How President Mahama manages to back up his claims with figures every time remains a mystery.
Today, President John Dramani Mahama looked so tired but the Press engagement had to go on. The delegation you see here had just returned from official trips.
The President's instruction was simple. βLet them ask me questions.β
No notes to refer to, yet he responded to every question, backing his answers with facts and figures.
At one point he reeled off figures off head on road crashes, deaths and injuries recorded in Ghana last year. I was like; hold on, how does he have all these figures at his fingertips? π I took my phone to fact check. I swear he was right with the figures.
I thought the engagement went rather well.
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Management at Waze definitely wondering why thereβve been a million and one downloads from Ghana in under a weekπ
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How do you enforce traffic laws in a literal jungle like this?
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Omo, see where an "intelligent" Ghanaian has mounted a container and the assembly is looking unconcern, waiting for a disaster to strike. ππ€¦
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New Yorkers marched to demand justice for Ghanaian teenager Javits Frimpong, who was shot and killed on his way to school in the Bronx last month.
We spoke to his uncle and protesters calling for accountability and an end to gun violence.
New Yorkers rally against gun violence after Ghanaian teenβs killing
More on Aljazeera.com
Pres. @JDMahama makes an important point about Traffitech: speed limits must be clearly posted, with proper road signs and markings.
Drivers shouldnβt have to guess whether itβs 30 or 50km/h. The goal is safer roads, not just more fines. Clarity builds compliance, and transparency builds trust.
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βBecause of Traffitech, drivers are now driving slowly!β π
A man couldnβt hide his surprise as he filmed a Toyota Voxy and other motorists actually obeying traffic rules, something many wouldnβt have bothered doing before.
Traffitech is changing driving behaviour in Ghana, one ticket at a time! ππ¬π
Renting out DV plates in Ghana is fast becoming a loss-making business!
I hear one dealer received FOUR Traffitech tickets on a SINGLE plate today! The driver is cruising freely while the dealer is harvesting fines.
Traffitech is doing what years of warnings couldnβt do. Road indiscipline is finally getting expensive! ππ¬π
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Look at how carefully people obey speed limits on our roads.
The main difference between developed countries and Ghana is that developed countries always enforce their laws.
If we strictly enforce our laws in every part of society, Ghana will completely change for the better.
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#TraffitechGH must invest in more speed sensor machines and speed street signs with all the money they are collecting to assist the new enforcements
I may have my reservations about Traffitechβs financing, but one thing I must acknowledge is the level of discipline it is bringing to Okada riders.
Just a few days ago, many of them were jumping red lights with little regard for traffic rules. Early days but weβre beginning to see a noticeable change in their behaviour.
Credit must be given where itβs due! πͺπΎ
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DEAR TRAFFIC TECH,
LET THE PUNISHMENT BUILD THE COMMUNITY.
We respectfully call on the appropriate traffic authorities to consider community service as an alternative to imprisonment for suitable traffic offences.
Let offenders clean drains, public spaces and support community improvement projects.
Hold them accountable but let the consequence create value for society.
Community service can turn punishment into progress.
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Traffitech isnβt just for cars. ποΈ Okada riders, the new law has a list for you too.
Cameras start with speeding, but L.I. 2519 already lists no helmet, an extra passenger, red lights and unlicensed commercial riding as ticketable offences. And commercial okada is now legal, but with conditions.
When will all this take effect? Watch to the end. ππΎ
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