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Motorists who plied the Kasoa-Senya Bereku road earlier on Saturday had to deal with huge vehicular traffic.
To evade the congestion, some drivers of commercially operated mini-buses-Trotro’ decided to use the shoulders of the road to get ahead of those in traffic.
Their action ended up compounding the grid-lock traffic situation.
Here are photos from the scene:
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