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The Traffitech-GH SMS spot-fine system: The good, the sad, and the funny – Bright Simons writes

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The Traffitech-GH SMS spot-fine system: The good, the sad, and the funny – Bright Simons writes

Cameras and handheld devices will catch vehicles speeding, jumping red lights, and committing more than 45 other offences, and the registered owner will get an SMS with the fine and 14 days to pay.

Sending a text message to people in a country like Ghana to pay a fine is literally daring them to ignore, wait, and see.

He pushed the public-private partnership (PPP) concession for the text-messaging spot-fine system during the NPP era and helped get the agreement signed in 2022.

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