NTSA Unveils List of 35 Traffic Offences & Respective Instant Fines

NTSA said the instant fines framework is part of broader reforms designed to reduce corruption, promote accountability, and enhance road safety in the country...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has rolled out a new system of 35 instant traffic offences with corresponding fines, aiming to enhance road safety and streamline compliance.

Motorists committing minor violations can now pay prescribed fines instantly, avoiding lengthy court processes.
Key offences and fines include driving without identification plates (Ksh10,000), speeding 16-20 km/h above the limit (Ksh10,000), and touting (Ksh3,000).
Fines must be settled within seven days to avoid interest accrual and service access restrictions on NTSA platforms.

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