Ghana recorded 7,289 road crashes and 1,504 fatalities between January and June 2025, according to provisional data released by the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) in collaboration with the Police Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD).
The report further indicates that 12,354 vehicles were involved in various accidents during the six-month period, resulting in injuries to 8,300 individuals.
Additionally, 1,301 pedestrians were reported to have been knocked down across the country.
The NRSA highlighted the daily toll of road traffic incidents, revealing that on average:
8 lives are lost daily due to road crashes,
40 road crashes occur nationwide each day,
46 people sustain injuries daily in these accidents, and
69 vehicles and motorcycles are involved in crashes every day.
The Authority has called for stricter enforcement of traffic regulations and increased public education to help curb the rising number of road accidents across the country.
