Accident in general are inevitable and others are being caused by the actions of man.
The quest by the Ghana Police Service led by the IGP Dr. George Akuffo Dampare to reduce the rate of road accidents in the country appears to be achieving positive results. The IGP Dr. George Akuffo Dampare has moved to some notable transport stations in the country to interact with drivers on how road accidents can be reduced.
However, there are some recalcitrant drivers who have decided not to change from their recklessness. Some of them are still driving under the influence of alcohol, overspeeding, wrong overtaking, and many other road offenses that have contributed to the rising number of road accidents in the country.
Apart from bad governance another problem facing Ghanaians today is road accidents.
A Toyota Corolla with registration number AW 5256-21 has been involved in an accident at KNUST in the Ashanti Region. It specifically occurred on the Brunei road when the car somersaulted twice before it halted.
The incident happened on Saturday 30th July 2022 at 10 : 56 Am.
According to the report the vehicle had its brake failed which made the vehicle veered off the road and Somersaulted.
Three occupant of the vehicle has sustained some injuries.
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