How NTSA's new instant fines will affect motorists

Failure to pay the fines within the stipulated period will attract interest on the outstanding amount...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a new instant fines traffic management system to streamline traffic enforcement and promote accountability.

Motorists issued with fines must settle them within seven days.
Failure to pay will result in interest on the outstanding amount and inability to access NTSA services.
The automated system aims to promote transparency and improve compliance with traffic regulations without human intervention.

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