Accra trotro stations

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Accra Trotro Stations

Top ten largest Accra trotro stations for public transit

Accra trotro stations can be found in every area of the city. The following is top 10 biggest Accra trotro station in terms of size and passenger traffic: Circle The Circle Accra trotro station is located along the Ring Road Central on the Kanda Kaneshie road. It is the biggest and busiest trotro station and operates all day. This transit terminal is both a boarding and disembarking point for many commuters. Vehicles depart for and arrive at this station from Tema, Nungua, Labadi, Osu, 37, Adenta, Madina, Abeka Lapaz, Mallam, Odorkor, Dansoman and other nearby communities. 37 The 37 Accra trotro station in on the Madina road and close to Ghana. It serves passengers to Osu, Nungua, Tema, Teshie, Spintex road, Madina, Adenta. Agboba, Haatso, Abeka Lapaz, New Town, Dzorwulu, Arena...

Omanjor trotro station for commuters in rural west districts

Omanjor Accra trotro station is off Ablekuma Amamorley Road. This station provides Transit buses to Awoshie and Abease. Passengers from Odorkor or Kwashieman who would like to reach Asofan, Sowutuom or Omanjor will need to pass by these Accra trotro stations.

Accra Circle Obra spot permanently evacuated

The Accra Circle Obra spot trotro station has been permanent evacuated. Development works have begun at the location that became the iconic grounds for victory rallies, processions, demonstrations and a vibrant night life. By yesterday morning, excavation works had begun in what seems to be preparation for the construction of structures. Obra Spot, a 200 meters plot of open land, served as a trotro station for commuters traveling to the Eastern section of the City of Accra [Labadi, Tema, Osu, Madina, Legon etc] , a night club and a transit point for travelers. The name Obra Spot is derived from a TV comedy series in which the owner of the watery was an actor. The place is sometimes referred to as Maame Dokono park, in apparent reference to the role the proprietor pl...