Lobby seeks clarity on NTSA instant fines framework
The Motorists Association of Kenya said the public notice issued by the regulator on the Instant Fines Management framework leaves critical questions unanswered, particularly on due process for motorists and the management of revenues collected through the system. Kenya breaking ..
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The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) is seeking urgent clarification from the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) regarding the legal and procedural aspects of its newly implemented instant traffic fines system.
- MAK has written to the NTSA Director General outlining critical unanswered questions about due process for motorists and revenue management.
- The lobby group, a member of the National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ), questions how disputes will be handled and the oversight of automated enforcement devices.
- MAK has requested a response within 48 hours due to significant public interest in the system, which detects violations via surveillance and issues instant notifications.
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