MTTU to start imposing spot fines soon

An official of the Motor, Traffic, and Transport Unit (MTTU) of the Ghana Police has said the imposition of spot fines on drivers will to some extent compel them to respect traffic regulations, to reduce road accidents in the country. Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Owoahene Kaakyire Asiedu Akyeampong, Commander of Adenta branch of the MTTU, said the fine ranges between five penalty units and 50 penalty units, according to the road traffic regulations of the country. The Adenta MTTU Commander was speaking at a day’s seminar to educate drivers on spot fines, at Adenta Lorry Station, in Accra, » Read More

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