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The nation is estimated to lose millions of cedis through long hours of vehicular traffic. Workers are said to be less productive as a result.
The roads leading to the central regional town of Kasoa remain one of most traffic prone in the country.
JoyNews’ Joseph Ackah-Blay sets out to find out what drivers and experts believe can be done to deal with congestion that puts travel time over two hours instead of thirty-five minutes.
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