NTSA Issues New Directive to Motorists as Nationwide Crackdown Begins

Following the commencement of the crackdown, several motorists have been arrested, fined and taken to court over various traffic offences...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a nationwide crackdown on motorists with expired driving licences, vehicle insurance, and other critical documents, commencing the operation in Turkana County on Wednesday, September 10.
- The enforcement drive, conducted jointly with the National Police Service (NPS), targets traffic violations including expired licences, insurance, and defective speed governors.
- Benard Boni, an NTSA official, highlighted defective speed governors and a lack of insurance as significant issues.
- Penalties include fines up to Ksh20,000 or three months imprisonment for expired licences, and fines up to Ksh10,000 for driving without insurance.
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