Motorists in Kenya are expressing frustration with the National Transport and Safety Authority's (NTSA) automated speed camera system, claiming they are being fined without adequate warning or a fair chance to dispute alleged violations.

• NTSA is facing criticism for a system that automatically detects speeding vehicles and issues penalties via SMS notifications.
• Drivers report receiving multiple fines on single journeys and question the accuracy and placement of cameras, citing unclear or missing speed limit signs, particularly on dual carriageways like Likoni Road in Nairobi.
• Concerns have been raised about the NTSA acting as complainant, regulator, enforcer, prosecutor, judge, and collector, potentially leading to a "shakedown" for revenue.