The Ghana Online Drivers Union has threatened to stage a public demonstration if platform operators and key stakeholders fail to engage them in meaningful dialogue.

This comes after the union rejected a directive from the Road Transport Operators to implement a 15% reduction in transport fares.

The union insists it will not comply, citing unresolved issues including high booking fees, lack of regulation, and the absence of formal recognition.

Speaking to Joy Business, President of the Union, Francis Tengey, stated that drivers have been sidelined for too long and are prepared to act if their concerns continue to be ignored. "If the platform operators go ahead with any unilateral action, we will advise ourselves and embark on some form of demonstration," he warned.