Critical analysis of the data collected at Oforikrom intersections revealed a smooth flow of traffic and perfect
system, since the server at each channel was able to serve more than the cars in waiting queue when servers
resume work. Moreover, there seems to be heavy traffic in the evening. It was observed that in the evening Motor
traffic transport unit (MTTU) do not work and the drivers of commercial cars take advantage of the situation, park
and offload/on-load passengers at unauthorized places very close to the traffic signals, impeding the flow of
traffic when servers resumed work. This situation is less or non-existent in the morning/afternoon.
Government can task MTTU to check that drivers desist from such practices so that there will be free flow of
traffic in the evening. This is because these practices disrupt the flow and may cause traffic to degenerate into a
disorganized mess. We also suggest that the public transport system should be introduced in Ghana so that people
do not travel with cars to their places of work. Thus, use of public transport will be reducing congestion on the
roads, which in turn boosts productivity. Also, stakeholders can promote the use of bikes, which apart from
serving as a form of exercise, helps to reduce fuel consumption thereby saving money for the Government to
tackle problem of other sectors of the economy.