Drivers will now be allowed to dispute automated traffic penalties in court following criticism over fairness, privacy and due process.
By
Dominic Omondi
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Motorists will have the option of declining to pay instant traffic fines and instead challenge the penalties in court under revised guidelines issued by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), marking a major shift in the rollout of the controversial automated traffic enforcement system.
NTSA says motorists accused of minor traffic offences will now receive notices and may pay fines instead of going to court, or…
The authority has asked motorists to update their details to ensure that their registration is accurate.
Motorists charged with minor traffic offenses can settle fines without court appearances effective June 1, by admitting liability…
Efforts to curb traffic violations and enhance road safety are crucial.
On Nairobi roads, traffic police officers have long acted like human operating systems. This may soon change as government plans…
Officials have said a compensation scheme will be set up
