These trotro buses meander the side road along the west bound Kwame Nkrumah Circle interchange. The apparent congestion is caused by ongoing works and hawkers who trade along the streets. Roadside vendors are part of the Accra trotro ecosystem.
This trotro bus driver takes it easy as he operates his car stereo. Its very early in the morning so he does not have to worry about city officials. He has parked at the wrong place but its quite permissible for him to do so cos its just the beginning of the day, and traffic…
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This blue Iveco trotro bus is about to take off from the Koala bus stop at Osu. It has a super roof which makes for airy interior and therefore comfortable for passengers. Trotro doors do not close immediately after take off because the conductor keeps looking out for passengers till the driver speeds up.
This brown Ford trotro bus just arrived at the stop. The conductor idles around for refill commuters. In urban trotro transport economics, it accrues to the driver if a passenger alights midway because the fellow would have paid for the full journey but gets down for their space to be occupied by another paying passenger.…
The rear section of a green Sprinter trotro bus is captured from the back seat of a passing bus. The pink canopy in the background is the entrance of Tissot, a luxurious watch retailer and refitter at Adabraka.