Road Safety Advocates of Ghana (RoSAG) has issued a press release to commend the effort of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) for demanding positive action from Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assembly (MMDAs) in respect of unlawful use of tricycles.
According to ROGAS, last week, the Authority had issued directives to six municipalities to cease their endorsement of unlawful and unsafe use of tricycles for fare-paying or passenger purposes forthwith.
While the Authority is ordinarily exercising its mandate, it bears mentioning that it is uncommon in our kind of environment for a public institution to bare its teeth at another public agency for unsafe practices or wrongdoing.
This singular act by the Authority led by Ing. Mrs May Obiri-Yeboah, gives the comfort that the NRSA will give meaning to its new mandate of holding institutions accountable to road safety standards.
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Below is the letter of compliance earlier released by the National Road Safety Authority to prohibit use of motor cycles and tricycles for commercial passenger services and to require a coordinated enforcement with the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies.
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