The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has decided to implement a fine of GH¢500 for the release of tricycles that are seized for violating the ban on tricycle activities within the Central Business District.
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Numerous tricycles were confiscated, and their owners were apprehended during the Assembly's enforcement of the ban on August 1.
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Although the Assembly announced the ban on July 25, it encountered strong opposition from operators, resulting in a gradual rollout.
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However, the enforcement was ramped up on August 1. Currently, twelve defiant operators are undergoing trial and have been granted bail at a rate of GH¢30,000 each.
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During its 2nd Ordinary Meeting on July 28, the Assembly passed a resolution stipulating that any subsequently impounded tricycles would be required to pay GH¢500 before being released.
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Furthermore, taxis and trotros found engaging in illegal loading at unauthorized areas will also face a fine of GH¢500.
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Sprinter and bus operators will be subject to fines of GH¢800 and GH¢1000, respectively, for similar offenses.
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Cargo vehicles that violate the same directive will be subject to fines ranging from a minimum of GH¢600 to a maximum of GH¢1500.
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