The Director of Regulations, Inspections and Compliance at the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Kwame Kodua Attuahene, says speeding and inattentive driving jointly account for approximately 58 to 59 per cent of road crash fatalities in Ghana.
The Director of Regulations, Inspections and Compliance at the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Kwame Kodua Attuahene, says speeding and inattentive driving jointly account for approximately 58 to 59 per cent of road crash fatalities in Ghana.
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