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NRSA to refund surplus from auctioned vehicles of non-subscribers after deducting towing costs

The NRSA director-general said the authority was considering a system that would allow road safety officials and the police to identify vehicles left on major roads and arrange for their removal, even when the owners were unable to act.
Read also: New Road Traffic Law requires drivers to arrange towing within 30 minutes – NRSA Boss “If the vehicle is not towed, we are going to have a back room which will give us access to all the major roads in Ghana,” he said.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, the Director General, Abraham Amaliba, said the authorities would first deduct the cost of towing the vehicle from the money raised through its sale and return any remaining amount to the owner, provided they could be traced.
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