SpeedAware GH

SpeedAware GH tells you the speed limit on the road you are on, warns you calmly before you are fined, and thanks you when you are back within the limit. Built for Ghana's roads and the TraffiTech-GH enforcement programme. NOT A GOVERNMENT APP. SpeedAware GH is an independent road-safety app from DriveEV Ghana - Gye-Me, a private company. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Government of Ghana, the Ghana Police Service, the Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD), the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) or the TraffiTech-GH operator. It does not issue, check, cancel or pay traffic notices, and it is not a substitute for the official channels. WHAT IT DOES - Lane-aware limits for Greater Accra, with school, market and settlement zones and your vehicle's own cap (taxi, trotro, bus, goods vehicle). - A calm voice: one clear line, two reminders at most, silence the moment you brake. - Camera and speed-check awareness from verified data and the driving community, including the stretch after a camera. - Two-tap reporting of cameras and checks; your reports help every other driver. - Your drive log stays on your phone and can be exported as evidence if a notice arrives. - No account, no name, no tracking of who you are. Erase everything at any time. OFFICIAL SOURCES The speed limits, vehicle limits and enforcement information in this app are based on the following official publications. Please consult them directly for the authoritative text: - Ghana Police Service, TraffiTech-GH programme page and FAQ, including the speed limits and fine schedules under the Road Traffic Regulations, 2026 (L.I. 2519): https://police.gov.gh/en/index.php/traffitech-gh/ - Ministry of Transport, Republic of Ghana, on the new road traffic laws and regulations: https://www.mot.gov.gh/10/16/1/365/transport-minister-launches-nationwide-sensitisation-on-the-new-road-traffic-laws-and-regulations - National Road Safety Authority: https://nrsa.gov.gh/ - Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority: https://www.dvla.gov.gh/news/98 Speed limits shown in the app may be statutory defaults, road-sign data from OpenStreetMap or community corrections, and can be wrong. Road signs and the law always take precedence. To view or pay an official notice, use only the channels published by the Ghana Police Service. Created by Alfred Rich Bennett of DriveEV Ghana - Gye-Me. Keep your eyes on the road.