The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana (C-DAG) has announced a 15% fare increment, effective November 1, 2024. The Association said the increment is due to the significant increases in fuel prices and spare parts. In
The regional executives of the Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana (C-DAG) have made an urgent appeal to the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) for an immediate 20% increment in transport fares. According to the
The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana has strongly condemned Organised Labour's decision to suspend the nationwide strike initially planned for October 10. The association described this move as a significant blow to Ghanaian citizens fighting
Concerned Drivers Association has rejected the proposal by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer Dr Mahamudu Bawumia to extend driver’s license renewal to ten (10) years. Public Relations Officer of the Concerned Drivers Association, David
The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana (C-DAG) has vowed to implement an automatic adjustment of transport fares in tandem with petrol price fluctuations, pressing the government to scrap levies on petroleum products. In a statement,
The Transport Operators Association of Ghana has postponed the intended increase in transport fares scheduled for July 22, 2024. In a press statement, the Association said the decision to postpone the fare hike was due
The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana (C-DAG) has issued an ultimatum to President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to sign the anti-LGBTQ+ bill into law by June 3, 2024, or face massive street protests. In a
The Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana (C-DAG) is demanding that the President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo government explain the details of its gold-for-oil deal and account for funding allocated for road rehabilitation. In a press
The Concerned Drivers Association is calling on the government to scrap the Sanitation and Pollution Levy on petroleum products. They argue that although the levy has accrued more than GH¢200 million as of last year
Users of public transport will from Friday, July 13, 2023, pay 10% percent more following an upward adjustment in transportation fares. This was announced in a communique from the Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana (C-DAG)
