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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

NRSA to sue MMDAs for unlawful siting of billboards 

NRSA partners with 2M Express to improve safety on Accra-Kumasi route

Road accidents are skyrocketing, NRSA alarmed

Road safety: Zonda Tec. Ghana partners NRSA to deepen awareness of drivers ahead of yuletide

NRSA to launch app to help in reporting reckless driving

NRSA satisfied with arrest of suspect driver’s parents in fatal East Legon crash

NRSA warns of rising accidents as fatalities surge by 14%

NRSA to conduct road safety audit amid rising concerns

Kasa for Safety, NRSA campaign urges travellers to speak up against reckless driving

Use of motorbikes, tricycles for commercial purposes remain unlawful – NRSA

Ensuring road safety: Service providers e-registration starts next month – NRSA

Over 1,400 dead, 10,000 injured in road crashes since January

Road users must take responsibility for their safety to reduce crashes – NRSA

NRSA kicks against IGP’s withdrawal of MTTD officers from highways in Ashanti Region

Accra-Tema Motorway no longer fits definition of motorway – NRSA

Authorities must fix traffic lights to make our roads safe – Rev Cyril Crabbe

NRSA to deploy undercover operatives to check road safety compliance

Road crashes reduced by 4% for the first quarter of this year – NRSA

NRSA to publish compliance audit report on Transport Operators – Koduah Atuahene

Sensitisation needed on haulage of hazardous cargo – Shippers Authority

48% of traffic lights in Accra are dysfunctional – NRSA

News editors urged to intensify road safety awareness campaigns to save lives

Ohene Nkwanta accident: NRSA launches investigations into road crashes on Kumasi-Konongo stretch

Road crashes kill 357 people in Ashanti Region within seven months

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