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Dr. Elvis Kyere-Gyeabour has raised concerns over a resurgence of tricycles on Ghanaian highways, highlighting the need for comprehensive traffic management strategies. Speaking on ChannelOne TV, Breakfast daily, Dr. Kyere-Gyeabour noted that directives previously issued to restrict tricycles on major roads, aimed at improving safety and reducing congestion appear to have lapsed with the change in government.
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