The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has withdrawn the Go Live Instant Fines Management System

By PHILLIP ORWA

NTSA, in a circular posted on its website, noted that they withdrew the instant fines management system after realisation that they needed to sensitize the public of the traffic act as defined in section 117 of the Traffic act before going live.

The statement said, “The Authority will communicate the standard procedures aligned to the provisions of the existing laws on handling of instant fines and minor traffic offences to avoid any misinformation and provide clarity on the same.

Ntsa remains committed to ensuring safety onmour roads and reducing fatalities, consistent, predictable, fair, and certain administration of penalties on traffic infractions remains a core component of reducing the burden of deaths on our roads.” Said the statement from the Director General’s office.

This comes hardly a month after the high court stopped the implementation of the Instant Fines System

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