On Sunday, 1 November, the state switched on its cameras above the asphalt. Within hours, TraffiTech-GH dominated every radio phone-in show and trotro station argument in Accra. Drivers debated automated speed tickets and DVLA text alerts.
On Sunday, 1 November, the state switched on its cameras above the asphalt. Within hours, TraffiTech-GH dominated every radio phone-in show and trotro station argument in Accra. Drivers debated automated speed tickets and DVLA text alerts.
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