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Police intensify crackdown on unauthorised sirens and strobe lights in Ashanti Region

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Police intensify crackdown on unauthorised sirens and strobe lights in Ashanti Region

The Police Service has urged motorists to comply strictly with road traffic regulations and remove all unauthorised devices from their vehicles.

The Ghana Police Service in the Ashanti Region has intensified its crackdown on the unauthorised use of sirens and strobe lights, among other devices, in its jurisdiction.

Regulation 65 also governs the use of vehicle lamps and prohibits unauthorised lights that may distract or endanger other road users.

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