The Federation of Public Transport Sector (FPTS) has voiced immediate concerns regarding the implementation of the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA)'s new Instant Fines System.

• The FPTS welcomes the technology's potential to boost road discipline and decrease corruption but seeks urgent clarification on enforcement rules and responsibilities.
• Key concerns include a lack of clarity on which specific offenses are captured and their penalties, uncertainty about responsibility for fines (especially when owners are not drivers), and the need for visible enforcement cameras.
• The federation also recommends transparent tools like body cameras for police and clear procedures for cross-border transport before the system fully impacts millions of drivers nationwide.