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TraffiTech-GH: Viewing enforcement as revenue tool derails road safety efforts – Sharif Khalid

Told by 1 newspaper in one country, at 10:00 on 7 November 2026.

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MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, publishes an opinion piece by Sharif Khalid of TraffiTech-GH, who argues that treating enforcement as a revenue tool undermines road safety efforts.1

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MyJoyOnline · Ghana · 10:30TraffiTech-GH: Viewing enforcement as revenue tool derails road safety efforts – Sharif KhalidRead at the newspaper ↗