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Ghana Police Finalise Traffitech‑GH Training Ahead of October 1 Rollout

Training session held 24 September 2026 at Stevens Hotel, Ho, Volta Region

Ghana Police Finalise Traffitech‑GH Training Ahead of October 1 Rollout
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In Brief

  • •Training session held 24 September 2026 at Stevens Hotel, Ho, Volta Region
  • •45 participants attended, including MTTD, Judicial Service, NRSA, NIC and DVLA representatives
  • •Fifth and final nationwide enforcement training programme under Regulation 242
  • •Participants covered new Road Traffic Regulations 2026 and Traffitech‑GH system operations
  • •Back office in Volta Region set up with updated Traffitech‑GH software at Regional MTTD Office

Why It Matters

The Traffitech‑GH system represents Ghana’s first nationwide automated traffic enforcement platform, designed to streamline offence detection and fine collection while reducing manual processing and potential corruption. By training police and partner agencies ahead of the 1 October 2026 rollout, the government aims to ensure a smooth transition, improve road safety compliance, and enhance revenue collection for road infrastructure projects.

Key Details

Training Date
24 September 2026
Participants
45
Location
Stevens Hotel, Ho, Volta Region
Rollout Date
1 October 2026
Session Number
5
Back Office Setup
Regional MTTD Office, Ho

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