NTSA to end court appearances for minor traffic offences from June 1

Motorists charged with minor traffic offenses can settle fines without court appearances effective June 1, by admitting liability and paying within given period, NTSA says...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is set to implement a new framework starting June 1, 2026, that will allow motorists to settle minor traffic offense fines without appearing in court.

Motorists will be able to admit liability and pay fines within a specified period for most minor traffic violations.
The initiative is a collaboration between the NTSA, National Police Service (NPS), Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), and the Judiciary.
Offenders retain the right to contest charges in court, and will have access to photographic or video evidence of the alleged offense.

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