NTSA Clarifies Instant Traffic Fines Must Be Paid Physically at KCB Branches, Agents
The authority said the move is aimed at protecting motorists from increasing cases of fraud and fake SMS payment demands targeting road users...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has issued a clarification regarding instant traffic fines, stating that payments must be made physically and not through the eCitizen platform.
- Payments for instant traffic fines must be made physically at Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) branches or KCB agents.
- The NTSA is implementing this measure to protect motorists from increasing cases of fraud and fake SMS payment demands.
- Legitimate instant fine notifications are sent from the official shortcode "22847_NTSA".
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