“Implementing a law is not a big issue, but the issue is with the people who are supposed to obey it. If you are able to force it on them, and also make them understand how beneficial it is to them and their business, it’s easy for them to obey.” The station master at the 37 - Ashaiman station said this he whiles explains their station hasn’t recorded any road accidents for the past 3 years. He says some years ago one of their union chairman drafted a policy that prevented their drivers from unnecessary speeding and overtaking of other Trotros on the road. The law basically was a “first move, first serve...” “so if two drivers leave the station at different times. They one who left first will be lined up to load passengers no matter the time they arrive. So even if the one who left later arrives earlier than the first one, they’ll have to wait for the first bus to arrive and load.” This is the law that has guided drivers in that to drive carefully, and avoid getting into trouble with the police and also avoid road accidents. @thistrotrolife has more stories from the station. . . 📷: Nana Osei - 2018 . . . #accra #ghana #africa #37trotrostation #thistrotrolife #transportation #law #drivers #stationmaster #implementing #roadaccidents #police #everydayafrica #ashantiimmigrant #dynamicafrica #accrawedey #streetstyle #streetphotography #conversations (at Accra, Ghana) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpDZ4vmhH0U/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1es9uvic2v4sy


















