There are a number of pieces written about trotro so just add this to what you already know. Let’s call this “Trotronomics”. My name is Kwame Gyan and I have quite a number of years’ experience on the matter of Trotronomics. In here I share my observations on what the trotro passenger goes through and what the new passenger should know before his first trotro experience;
1. If you are approaching any bus stop or lorry station and hear the competing shouts of mates then you should know there are more trotros than passengers. It probably also means it is not rush hour yet or it is passed rush hour. A mate is a bus conductor. We call them mates because we want to.
2. If you sit first at the front seat of a trotro you should confine yourself to be a middle seat passenger or take measures to ensure…
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