The Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly (STMA) has announced a partnership with the Ghana Cycling Federation (GCF) to launch a comprehensive Road Safety and Cycling Training Program. The initiative, scheduled for October 30, 2025, aims to promote road safety, responsible cycling, and healthy living in the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis.
Promoting Cycling as a Sustainable Mode of Transport
The program aligns with the STMA’s mission to reduce road accidents, improve urban mobility, and foster wellness across the metropolis. According to Madam Vivian Aborah, Acting Head of the STMA Transport Department, the training will educate road users on safety practices, encourage shared road culture, and promote cycling as both a sport and a sustainable mode of transport.
Key Areas of Collaboration
The STMA and GCF have identified key areas of collaboration, including:
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The STMA and GCF have identified key areas of collaboration, including promoting recreational cycling events in the metropolis, supporting community and competitive cycling activities, advocating for cycling as a tool for fitness and healthy living, and expanding the GCF’s School Cycling Project to Sekondi-Takoradi. This project aims to nurture young talent and instill road safety awareness at an early age.
Call for Dedicated Cycling Lanes
The Ghana Cycling Federation has emphasized the importance of incorporating dedicated cycling lanes, especially for children, beginners, and enthusiasts, into all new road construction projects nationwide. The Federation notes that cycling is not only a sport but also a sustainable and environmentally friendly mode of transportation that contributes to public health and emission-free mobility.
Support for the Initiative
The STMA has urged stakeholders, corporate bodies, and the public to support the upcoming program and related initiatives aimed at building a modern, safe, and inclusive transport system that caters to all road users. The GCF has pledged its full support to help create a safer and more cycling-friendly environment in the city.
