Restriction of “aboboya” on highways starts November 1
“But within the 90 days period there will be a lot of engagements, I have already engaged the leadership of the tricycle users and they have understood what we are saying that it is rather to their benefit.”
Henry Quartey, the Greater Accra Regional Minister has said the restriction of tricycles, popularly known as, “aboboya” on the principal streets of the region will start from 1 November.
The exercise will kick off at the Tema Motorway.
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Speaking to Beatrice Adu on The Asaase Breakfast Show on Friday (22 October), the regional minister said: “In collaboration with assemblies along the stretch of the motorway, that will be announced, we will give them one week grace period.”
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“So, effective 1 November, tricycles cannot and will not be allowed to ride on the motorway. So, after the 90 days period, they will be restricted to their respective assemblies rather than on the principal streets… effective 1 November as for the Tema Motorway they cannot ride on it, they can continue their business in other areas.”
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Quartey said the leadership of the tricycle operators are aligned with the new arrangement.
“But within the 90 days period there will be a lot of engagements, I have already engaged the leadership of the tricycle users and they have understood what we are saying that it is rather to their benefit.”
It is aimed at strict compliance and enforcement of the Road Traffic Regulations 2012 (LI 2180), for motorbike riders, abandoned vehicles on streets and also ban tricycles (aboboyaas) from using the highways and principal streets in Accra.
Source: Asaaseradio.com
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