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The Ghana Private Road Transport Union, one of the Associations regulating most trotro buses in Ghana, has asked the government to consult the Union over the reintroduction of road tolls. Toll services were abolished last year and their operations closed. Then the government explained that the cessation was to resolve queues at toll pay points…
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Its quite amazing how names of foreign countries and cities became associated with locations in the city of Accra. Today, Accra Trotro looks at some trotro transit points with exotic designations. AGEGE Agege is a suburb in downtown Lagos, Nigeria. Agege bus stop in Accra lies between Dansoman and Sempe. RUSSIA Russia is an European…
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Trotro services in Accra may be disrupted this week if the Concern Drivers Union of Ghana makes good its determination to hold a massive demonstration in protest against high fuel prices. According to the group, the incumbent NPP government promised to reduce a gallon of fuel to GHS 10 when voted into power but has…
Continue reading Trotro drivers may embark on demo between 9th to 13 October 2017
The Independence Arch, a symbol of Ghana’s freedom, is seen from a Labadi bound trotro bus in Accra. The monument is located to the left side on the eastern end of the High street street stretching from Jamestown to the Osu Stadium. Trotro buses from the Ministries to Osu will convey passengers from the Tema…
Continue reading Independence arch as seen from a trotro bus
A window view of an Accra trotro bus passing by the former Kingsway stores at Adabraka, near Accra Central. This spot is a trotro bus stop for passengers from locations in Northern Accra such as Circle, Lapaz, Alajo, Adabraka, Dome, Taifa, Kwabenya, Amasaman. From this point, the bus moves towards Railways.