Fine-based revenue model under TraffiTech-GH could influence enforcement fairness – Bright Simons
Policy analyst Bright Simons has raised concerns about the revenue-sharing arrangement under Ghana’s automated traffic enforcement system, TraffiTech-GH, warning that making a private operator’s earnings dependent on traffic fines could create incentives that undermine fairness in enforcement. He argues that although public-private partnerships (PPPs) can improve public service delivery, the structure of the TraffiTech-GH arrangement […]
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