Kenyan police are urging the expansion of National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) speed cameras and the reinstatement of instant fines nationwide, citing their effectiveness in promoting driver discipline and road safety.

• Police officials believe cameras and instant fines are crucial deterrents for reckless driving and can supplement police presence on roads.
• Chief Inspector Hellen Wamuyu of the National Police Service advocated for more cameras and extensive use of instant fines to instill discipline.
• The call comes as the government seeks to lift a judicial injunction on the instant fines system, with Deputy President Kithure Kindiki highlighting potential consequences for non-compliance, including vehicle detention.