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President clarifies Road Traffic Regulations prohibiting preaching and hawking in moving buses

The President stated that the law had been in existence for a long time and that it was just an amendment passed by Parliament to an old LI, adding that the old one contained the prohibition of hawking and preaching in trotro or buses moving on the road.2519 (Road Traffic Regulations, 2026), that prohibits preaching and hawking in moving public and commercial vehicles (trotro).
We have not said so, if the bus is at the station, you can enter and preach the Word of God, but all we are saying is once the bus starts moving, such activities must then stop,” President Mahama stated.
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