Gospel musician Piesie Esther has expressed concerns over Ghana’s newly implemented Traffitech system after becoming one of the drivers affected by the initiative.
Speaking in an interview with Dave Hammer on Hello FM, the award-winning gospel musician disclosed that she had received a notification from the Traffitech system following a trip to Kumasi.
According to Piesie Esther, she was among the numerous motorists who had been captured by the system for committing a traffic offence. She revealed that she subsequently received a message from the authorities, together with a receipt confirming the offence.
Although the gospel musician did not specifically disclose the traffic violation she committed, she admitted that she had indeed flouted the regulations and was consequently issued a receipt.
Interestingly, despite being affected by the new system, Piesie Esther applauded President John Dramani Mahama and his government for introducing the Traffitech initiative.
She commended the President and the incumbent administration for the move, suggesting her support for efforts aimed at enforcing traffic regulations and promoting discipline among motorists.
(GhPage)