The Abossey Okai to Chorkor trotro route originates from the intersection, goes to local government, stops at Blacksmith, then Radio Gold, Sempe, Salvation, Agege Junction, Korle Bu junction, Abodwe then Chorkor.
Category: Accra Trotro Routes
All Accra trotro routes with descriptions, maps and pictures. We show you exactly where trotro buses in Accra will pass.
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Circle to Mallam trotro route
The Circle to Mallam trotro route makes its first stop at Stc, then stops again at Obetsebi circle. From there, the route stops at Pamprom,then Kaneshie overhead. It then moves to First light, Accra Aca, Barracks, then Atico junction. It continues to Water works,then Odorkor. It now heads to Dansoman junction, Tsaba,then Mallam.
The New Town to Accra trotro route passes through Kokomlemle in the north and Adabraka in the south.
The route originates from last stop near the 37 station on the Pig Farm road. It makes its first stop at Total, then GCB Bank, continues to College junction, makes another stop at Malata market, moves on to Asantewaa, Top radio junction, then the Joy FM intersection. From this point, the route makes a left turn towards Adabraka; stopping first at Benz Gate, on the old overhead, Iran Clinic, Methodist Church, Adabraka market, Roxy, Kingsway, then finally to Tudu.
The return trip for the trotro route goes from Okaishie market, to Tudu, Star light, Market, Niagara, Iran Clinic, overhead, to Benz Gate. However at the Joy FM intersection, it turns right to Teledata, through Commando and stops at College junction or last stop.
Our readers may recall our post on June 11, 2018 titled Varying increment of trotro fares in which story we mentioned that there appears to be a variation in the trotro charges in the city, our sampling shows the rate of increase is greater than the publicly announced 10%.
- Nkrumah Circle to Accra was GHS 140, is now GHS 160
- Nkrumah Circle to Palm Wine at Labadi was GHS 180, is now GHS 2
- Accra to Kaneshie was GHS 140, is now GHS 160.
These trotro fares are charged at all operator terminals; suggesting that the GPRTU, Coop and GRTCC have agreed to charge above the publicized 10%.
Kawkudi traffic light approaching from 37. This busy intersection serves trotro buses moving from Tema Station and 37 to Nima, Mamobi, New Town, Dzorwulu and La Paz. It is the quickest way to reach northern Accra from the south east.
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Asylum Down to Kawkudi
Overlooking the Asylum Down suburb Fedex area from the South. The Kawkudi to Tema station trotro route lies to the right of the first turn right. Though Asylum Down is not serviced by trotro buses, occasionally buses looking to void dense traffic along the Road Ring do pass through to their destinations.
The trotro route from Osu to Madin and 37 pass through the lands Commission in Accra. This photo shows the intersection just before the left turn that goes to 37 and Madina.
This photo shows the Nkrumah Circle Accra trotro route that goes through Adabraka. The overpass goes ;leftwards towards the first stop at Vienna City, continues to Dans Bar and Roxy, on the way to Accra. The high rise is the GCB Bank.
This photo shows the new Circle Accra trotro route. Pedestrians are seen crossing the P&T Dans Bar section of the route. Trotro buses from North Kaneshie, Lapaz and Achimota utilize this trotro route to reach Adabraka, Roxy and Kingsway before either turning left to Tudu or going straight on to Railways. The overpass only serves trotro buses from Lapaz area because the ascent is at P&T. Buses going overhead cant stop in front of GCB to the right; the closest stop will be Vienna City.
Accra to New Town trotro route. The right guard rail of the old Nkrumah Circle overhead bridge is seen in this close up. The bridge straddles the new Kanda Kaneshie overpass near the Fraga Fuel station. It also marks the border for Adabraka and Kokomlemle. The south section leads to Niagara hotel in Adabraka and the northern section leads to Avenor.
Trotro buses going to New Town from Accra pass over this bridge before heading towards Mr Ritz at Kokomlemle, then to Malata Market and New Town.
This photo was taken very close to the right rail and the upper floor of a building in close proximity is seen in the right corner of the photo.