Resistance is mounting against the National Transport Safety Authority's (NTSA) new instant traffic fines, three days after their national rollout. Stakeholders criticize the implementation as rushed and potentially revenue-driven.

• The Road Safety Association of Kenya, led by its chairman David Njoroge, has voiced strong opposition.
• Concerns include a lack of public participation, insufficient infrastructure, and potential for corruption, despite a Presidential directive.
• The Milimani High Court has issued conservatory orders suspending the programme in response to petitions.