NTSA Issues Notice to Motorists Over Traffic Violation Fines
NTSA explains when and how such fines apply to traffic offenders, with a stern warning going to those striving to defy the transport regulations...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has issued a warning regarding a rise in fraudulent SMS messages targeting Kenyans. These fake messages falsely claim individuals owe traffic violation fines and direct them to suspicious payment links.
- The NTSA has stated it does not collect traffic fines via unsolicited text messages, SMS links, or unverified third-party platforms.
- These fraudulent messages have been circulating since mid-May.
- The NTSA urges the public to avoid clicking links in suspicious messages, refrain from replying, never make payments through them, and to delete them immediately.
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