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The Labadi Palmwine trotro route adjoins the Wireless street and onwards to Labone. Its a short cut to the Ring Road Central and often chosen by trotro drivers who need to reach Osu, Cantonments or Danquah circle quickly.

A trotro bus passes Nkrumah circle interchange.  A simple roundabout thats has been converted to a three tier flyover. The high rise in the right background is the GCB Tower that houses offices. The bus is moving towards Kaneshie, west of Accra.

The Kaneshie Dansoman troutro route passes through Zongo Junction.  At this point, the bus can make a left turn to Circle, straight on to Latebiorkorshie or move on right to Dansoman through Russia. Its a busy intersection with lots of shops and food services. In this photo, the camera is facing the Dansoman road from Happy Days, Abossey Okai,

The new flyover at Nkrumah circle provides a quick trotro route to Kaneshie and Mallam. From Kanda or Osu, the bus goes over the interchange and descends at New Times corporation. This route helps the bus save about 30 minutes of delay incurred when meandering the maze of other trotro buses at the former circle grounds.

An alternate trotro route from New Town to Accra passes through the old Nkrumah Circle overhead near the Iran Clinic.  If the trotro driver avoids the P and T road, the most economical route to reach Accra is to go though the Joy FM junction, make a left turn towards Niagara Hotel and onwards to Adabraka. The old overhead bridge will remain intact despite the construction of the new interchange. Vehicles from Osu and Kanda will pass under it to reach Kaneshie [straight] or Alajo [right]

Trotro buses in Accra, Ghana slow down towards the traffic lights at the La Palm Beach. These buses are on their way to Tema, Nungua or Teshie. At 7.30 am weekday, the traffic is quite sparse but will peak about 8.30 and subside at 10 am. The Beach road is highly favored by trotro buses because most of the commuters go by that route to reach inner city neighborhoods like Osu and Accra.