Accra, Feb. 18, GNA - The Tetteh Quarshie Interchange in Accra would be open to traffic on February 27, following a "substantial completion" of the project, the Ghana Highway Authority (GHA) announced on Friday.
A statement issued in Accra said directional signs would be provided while police officers would be available to guide motorists when traffic opens at 0600.
The Authority advised motorists to observe the directional signs and cooperate with the Police to ensure the proper use of the Interchange and also be cautious of ongoing minor works.
Motorists and the general public should also look out for the animation of vehicular movements at the Interchange on television.


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