NTSA withdraws instant fines system, public to be educated on traffic offences

NTSA withdraws instant fines system, public to be educated on traffic offences..

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has withdrawn its notice to implement an instant fines system for minor traffic offences. This decision comes after a court issued conservatory orders barring the NTSA from enforcing penalties generated by automated systems.

The withdrawal is to allow for public education on handling minor traffic offences.
The NTSA is committed to road safety and fair penalty administration.
A constitutional petition filed by Sheria Mtaani challenged the legality of the system.

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