Infrastructure & Multi-Modal Integration
Planning connected bus and rail networks, feeder services, pedestrian links and interchange facilities.
GAPTE's 24-Hour Economy Strategy outlines proposed improvements to public transport infrastructure, operations and accessibility to support economic activity beyond conventional working hours across Greater Accra.
GAPTE's strategy identifies four interconnected priorities for developing reliable, inclusive and integrated transport services.
Planning connected bus and rail networks, feeder services, pedestrian links and interchange facilities.
Advancing scheduled bus services, extended-hour operations and priority measures to improve journey times.
Expanding electronic payments, digital permitting and transport performance monitoring systems.
Prioritising transport safety, affordability and accessibility for women, children, older persons and people with disabilities.
GAPTE's implementation guide outlines short-, medium- and long-term interventions to support the transition towards extended-hour public transport.
Years 1–2
Planned bus stop and terminal improvements, corridor branding and the introduction of late-night services at selected transport hubs.
Years 2–4
Proposed digital scheduling and payment improvements, bus priority measures, contra-flow traffic management and terminal upgrades.
Years 4–6
Expanding service coverage and pursuing a gradual transition towards cleaner bus fleets, including electric mobility.
Explore GAPTE's broader approach to integrated and sustainable urban mobility.