Ban on Toyota Voxy vehicles unnecessary – Transport Operators

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Commercial Transport Operators of Ghana have criticised a decision by the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) to ban the use of Toyota Voxy vehicles for commercial purposes.

According to the Transport Union, the government decision to prohibit the use of Toyota Voxy “is a lazy and ill-conceived approach to addressing road safety concerns.”

The National Road Safety Authority announcing the ban said the use of Toyota Voxy is illegal.

NRSA said a technical working group found that the vehicles were not originally designed for commercial transport, and that many of the steering conversions carried out on them do not meet approved safety standards.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, the Transport Union stated that “The Commercial Transport Operators of Ghana view the National Road Safety Authority’s (NRSA) decision to ban the Toyota Voxy for commercial purposes as a lazy and ill-conceived approach to addressing road safety concerns. We strongly condemn this move and urge the NRSA to reconsider.”

They stressed that “Rather than engaging in blanket bans, the NRSA should focus on educating drivers on road safety tips and organizing seminars to enhance their skills. The Toyota Voxy is a popular and reliable vehicle, widely used for commercial transport, and its ban will cause significant hardship for many families.”

Commercial Transport Operator of Ghana demand that the NRSA:

– Reconsider the ban and engage with stakeholders
– Develop targeted safety measures for high-risk areas
– Prioritize driver education and training
– Address root causes of accidents, such as poor road infrastructure

This decision reflects a lack of understanding of the transport sector’s complexities. We will not support this shameful idea and will take all necessary steps to protect our members’ interests.

Signed,
Asonaba Nana wiredu.
National chairman, commercial transport operators of Ghana.
0540377307.

Local business directory

David Agboado.
PRO
0541063682.

Yaw Barimah.
True drivers union.
National P.R.O
0554822565.

Source: Elvisanokye.com

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