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The Ghana Police Service has strategically delayed the full implementation of TRAFFITECH-GH, its advanced automated traffic enforcement system, by one month—rescheduling the deployment from 1 October to 1 November 2026.
This intentional postponement, communicated on 29 September 2026, demonstrates the Service’s dedication to ensuring the public receives thorough information about the initiative prior to its launch.
The comprehensive public education campaign will explain the functionality of TRAFFITECH-GH, outline the categories of traffic infractions the system will detect, and detail the Electronic Notice of Violation (ENV) process for drivers who receive citations.
Led by the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), this innovative programme exemplifies the Police Service’s commitment to combating dangerous driving practices and promoting strict compliance with traffic laws across the nation.
Motorists Encouraged to Prepare for November Implementation The Police Service urges all motorists, drivers, and vehicle owners to use this additional month to gain a comprehensive understanding of the system’s operations before it becomes operational.
The announcement also acknowledged the media’s critical contribution to promoting this initiative, with the Service expressing sincere appreciation for their support and reaffirming its commitment to collaborating with all relevant parties to ensure TRAFFITECH-GH’s successful rollout as an effective tool for improving road safety throughout Ghana.