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Gov't to reallocate GH¢400 million to purchase more buses amid transport crisis
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The government will reallocate GH¢400 million to acquire high-capacity buses for state-owned transport operators, including Metro Mass Transit and the State Transport Company (STC), as part of efforts to improve public transportation across the country.
Trotro diaries "This intervention will expand public transport capacity, particularly along high-demand urban and intercity routes, reducing long passenger queues during peak hours and providing commuters with a more reliable and efficient alternative to private vehicles," Dr Forson said."To this end, government is reallocating GH¢400 million for the acquisition of high-occupancy buses to strengthen the fleet of state-owned transport companies, including Metro Mass Transit and the State Transport Company," he said.
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