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Police crack down on illegal sirens, vehicle modifications in Ashanti Region
The Ghana Police Service has intensified its enforcement against the unauthorized use of sirens, horns, strobe lights, improvised headlamps, and the unlawful use of road shoulders and verges in the Ashanti Region.
The exercise took place at the Airport Roundabout and Santasi Roundabout in Kumasi as part of efforts to improve road safety and ensure compliance with traffic regulations.
It added that similar enforcement operations will continue across the country to clamp down on traffic violations and ensure motorists comply with the Road Traffic Regulations.
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