Fresh Legal Battle Looms as Motorists Urged to Stop Paying Instant Fines

NTSA's Instant Fines Traffic Management System has been a subject of debate within the country's transport stakeholders, with motorists forced to bear the brunt of the confusion as a result...

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The Road Safety Association of Kenya (RSAK) is advising motorists to disregard instant speeding fines issued by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), citing a court order that allegedly suspended the system.

RSAK claims the NTSA is illegally collecting fines despite a conservatory court order issued on May 29.
RSAK has asked motorists who have already paid these fines to contact their office for review and potential refunds.
The association criticizes speed cameras as "revenue traps" and questions the legality of fines not being routed through eCitizen, contradicting NTSA's directive for physical payment at KCB branches.

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