A transportation network makes markets more competitive. Economists often study resource allocation—that is, how specific goods and services are used. A transportation system improves the allocation process because it widens the number of opportunities for suppliers and buyers.

• Providing equity and opportunity in transportation planning by focusing our efforts to improve mass transit on the people who need it the most, addressing the link between transportation and public health, removing politics from transportation planning and investment to ensure merit-based project funding, and implementing procurement reform.
• Boosting the economy by utilizing a regional approach that expands transit-oriented development, connects workers with jobs, and drives growth in Ghana hence empowering the year of Roads Agenda.
• Better managing and improving inner links and roads to major roads by advocating for significant resources to be allocated so that transportation of foodstuffs to market areas is easier and more convenient.