National Road Safety Authority - NRSA

This Eid Al-Adha, let us protect lives on & off the road

✔ Buckle up / Strap your helmet on
✔ Respect speed limits
✔ Avoid distractions
✔ Arrive safely to celebrate with loved ones

On this Workers’ Day, let’s honour the value of life and labour by staying safe on our roads.

Drive with care & respect the rules.
Slow down! Speed may thrill, but safety saves.
Keep your eyes on the road, not your phone.
Protect yourself & those you love, use seatbelts & helmets always.

Remember, every safe journey is a gift to your family.

Traffic crash statistics decline in March - NRSA calls for sustained funding

The Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Abraham Amaliba, Esq., proudly represents Ghana at the 19th Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) Africa Forum in Malawi.

This prestigious gathering brings together leaders and professionals across the continent to advance dialogue on sustainable transport and logistics solutions for Africa’s future.

In a keynote on Safe & Efficient: Integrating Road Safety into Logistics Operation, the Director-General stressed how safer roads lead to stronger, more reliable logistics systems.

PUBLIC ADVISORY ON TOYOTA VOXY

The NRSA, in collaboration with the Ghana Police MTTD, has intensified public education and enforcement initiatives along the N6 corridor, specifically at the Linda Dor Rest Stop and the Bunso Junction in the Eastern Region

These efforts aim to promote safer driving practices and protect lives on our roads

The NRSA and the Ghana Police MTTD intensify education and enforcement efforts on the N4 at Obosomase and Amanokrom

Public Notice!

As we celebrate the resurrection, let’s honour life by keeping our roads safe

Celebrate Easter with love, safety & responsibility

Together, we save lives!