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    Only 13% of traffic lights in Accra are functioning – National Safety Campaign

    Papa LincBy Papa LincMarch 16, 2025No Comments1 Min Read4 Views
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    File photo of a traffic light File photo of a traffic light

    A study conducted by the National Safety Campaign (NASACA) has uncovered significant issues with traffic light functionality in Accra and surrounding cities.

    The summary of their findings indicates that:

    • Only 13% of traffic lights in Accra are fully functional.

    • Around 41% are partially functional.

    • 45% are not working at all.

    The research, conducted over 59 days from December 13, 2023, to February 9, 2024, covered approximately 200 traffic lights and assessed three key aspects: functionality, partial functionality, and complete malfunction.

    Additionally, some traffic lights were found to be obstructed from view or invaded by hawkers, posing further risks.

    The findings highlight serious concerns regarding road safety, maintenance culture, and regulatory oversight.

    “It is important for authorities to address these issues to ensure the safety of both pedestrians and motorists,” NASACA stated.

    The detailed report also outlines specific routes and the status of traffic lights at various locations, emphasising the urgent need for action to improve the situation.



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