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Report cheating drivers to union officials – GPRTU
The National Vice Chairperson of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) Robert Sabah said that passengers must not allow themselves to be cheated by the drivers.
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The National Vice Chairperson of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) Robert Sabah said on Accra-based Class FM that passengers must not allow themselves to be cheated by the drivers.
“It is the duty of passengers to ensure that no driver cheats any of them. If you know how to work it out, you work it out and make sure that you demand the driver follows the announcement that the GPRTU has made. That is the only way we can also help ourselves.”
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“The instruction was 10 percent, nobody should take anything more than 10 percent. If any driver cheats and you get to know the vehicle number, the passenger should report to the officers at the station and when they refuse to act on them, they can go to the regional secretariat for action to be taken on the said driver,” he added.
This is coming a day after a 10 percent nationwide increase on fares for public transport.
On the first day of the increase, there were several complaints by some passengers that some drivers are charging more than the agreed increase.
However, Mr Sabah said this is unacceptable.
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