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Okada riders must belong to registered unions or companies from 2027 – NRSA

MTTD must intensify enforcement against unregulated drivers – NRSA

NRSA proposes separate registration and number plates for Okada riders

Somoco Ghana launches “Safe Journey” 2026 road safety campaign with NRSA

NRSA calls for urgent action on road infrastructure deficiencies

NRSA to deploy Traffictech to apprehend traffic offenders, introduce mandatory towing to curb crashes

Upper East: NRSA sensitises commercial motorbike, tricycle riders on new regulations

NRSA probes ‘aboboyaa’ link to Ofankor crash that killed 12

NRSA mourns 12 victims of Ofankor-Barrier crash, urges motorists to exercise caution

NRSA to implement measures to curb recurring accidents at Ofankor Barrier

NRSA Director-General outlines reforms to reduce road carnage

NRSA warns motorists and pedestrians of increased road hazards amid heavy rainfall

National Road Safety Authority urges road users to exercise caution during rainy season

Road traffic crashes decline by 1.9% in March – NRSA

NRSA warns against safety risks of modified Toyota Voxy vehicles

NRSA stands firm on Toyota Voxy ban despite transport operators’ opposition

NRSA to limit use of converted Toyota Voxy to Intra-city operations

NRSA recommends strict enforcement of laws banning right-hand drive imports

Road fatalities surge in 2026 despite intensified safety efforts—NRSA

NRSA engages tricycle operators to prevent road accidents

NRSA to deploy tripods at accident ‘blackspots’ to strengthen traffic enforcement

New Road Traffic Law requires drivers to arrange towing within 30 minutes – NRSA Boss

Western Region NRSA intensifies campaign on road safety

Tanker blast: NRSA presses for safety reforms

NRSA blames reckless driving and speeding for rise in road crashes in 2025

Amaliba urges coordinated action to clear pavements of hawkers to prevent accidents

NRSA announces withdrawal of PRO following ISD directive

Legalisation of ‘Okada’ will address rider indiscipline – NRSA

NRSA: Speeding, drink-driving behind 18.5% surge in road fatalities

NRSA issues safety advisory on Toyota Voxy vehicles

A/R: 441 deaths, over 4,000 injured as of September 2025 – NRSA on road crashes

Reclaiming sanity on our roads: A call to restore Ghana’s fading driving culture

Excessive speeding now leading cause of accidents – NRSA warns

The deadly cost of Ghana’s roads — NRSA data reveals rise in fatalities

Road crashes claim 1,937 lives, leave 10,957 injured between January and August 2025 – NRSA

NRSA mourns 16 lives lost in Atwedie-Asankare horror crash

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