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TRAFFITECH-GH Cameras Begin Road Safety Enforcement from October 1. Check the Penalties, including Imprisonment

EFO MAWUGBE by EFO MAWUGBE
September 29, 2026
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From 1st October 2026, TRAFFITECH-GH cameras will begin full enforcement.

TRAFFITECH-GH is a department under the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of Ghana Police Service.

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Below are the penalties

1 PENALTY UNIT = GH¢12

Here are some offences and what they could cost you:

  1. USING A PHONE WHILE DRIVING
    Up to GH¢600
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 3 months
  2. DRINK/DRUG DRIVING
    GH¢600 – GH¢2,400
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 40 months
  3. JUMPING A RED LIGHT
    GH¢120 – GH¢360
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  4. FAILING TO STOP/YIELD
    GH¢120 – GH¢360
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  5. STREET/DRAG RACING
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  6. SPEEDING
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  7. RAILWAY CROSSING VIOLATIONS
    GH¢60 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  8. OVERTAKING AT A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  9. DISOBEYING A TRAFFIC OFFICER OR DEVICE
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  10. UNAUTHORISED USE OF BUS STOP/TAXI RANK
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  11. PARKING IN A DISABILITY BAY
    Up to GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 8 months
  12. PROCESSION/FUNERAL TRAFFIC OFFENCES
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  13. BUS/TAXI PARKING AT THE WRONG PLACE
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  14. FAILURE TO PROVIDE REQUIRED DISABILITY FACILITIES ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  15. IMPROPER/DOUBLE PARKING
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  16. OPERATING A TV MONITOR WHILE DRIVING
    Up to GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  17. OKADA/ABOBOYAA OPERATING WITHOUT AUTHORISATION
    Operator: GH¢600 – GH¢1,200
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 24 months
    Rider: GH¢300 – GH¢600
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 8 months
  18. OVERCHARGING PASSENGERS
    GH¢120 – GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days
  19. BOARDING OR ALIGHTING AT THE WRONG PLACE
    Up to GH¢60
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 7 days
  20. JAYWALKING/REFUSING TO USE A FOOTBRIDGE
    Up to GH¢60
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 7 days
  21. PREACHING OR HAWKING IN A MOVING TROTRO/BUS
    GH¢120 – GH¢600
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 8 months
  22. SELLING GOODS ON THE ROAD/WALKWAY
    Up to GH¢600
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 3 months
  23. WASHING OR REPAIRING A VEHICLE ON THE ROAD
    Up to GH¢300
    Possible imprisonment: Up to 30 days

NOW THE CAMERA PART…

Under TRAFFITECH-GH automated enforcement:

1st offence — GH¢120
2nd offence — GH¢120
3rd offence — GH¢120
4th offence — GH¢180
5th offence — GH¢240

6TH OFFENCE WITHIN 24 MONTHS: You could be taken to court and have your licence suspended or revoked for at least 12 months, with retraining and retesting.

And remember: for camera-detected offences, the notice goes to the REGISTERED OWNER of the vehicle.

The public are cautioned against “Boss, lend me your car small” as the cameras don’t know your friend.

source:www.senaradioonline.com

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