The Ghana Police Service has cautioned motorists and vehicle owners against fraudulent traffic fine notifications, following the official commencement of the Traffitech-GH automated traffic enforcement project on November 1, 2026.
Police Service cautions motorists against fake traffic fine messages under Traffitech-GH
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