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17th January 2024 2:50:20 PM
1 min readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

Director of Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation at the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Daniel Wuaku, has highlighted the deficiency of basic safety elements such as road mapping on some roads, posing challenges to safe driving conditions.
Despite resource limitations, Mr Wuaku acknowledges the NRSA's efforts to introduce safety features aimed at assisting drivers in adopting careful driving practices to mitigate road accidents.
He stressed the need for drivers to exercise heightened safety consciousness in areas lacking these safety aids, emphasizing personal responsibility for ensuring one's safety on the road.
In an interview on the AM Show, Mr Wuaku emphasized the importance of educating the public, conducted by the National Road Safety Authority and its stakeholders, on the significance of road designs for enhancing safe driving practices.
He advocated for increased police enforcement of traffic regulations, commending their ongoing efforts in promoting road safety.
He called for collective action, stating, "We must give credit to the police for what they have been doing for the past years, and they must carry it, take it up, and move it forward. All of us must join in the wagon to deliver safety on the roads."
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