The authority has asked motorists to update their details to ensure that their registration is accurate.
From Monday, motorists committing certain minor traffic offences will no longer need to appear in court immediately. This follows the introduction of an alternative enforcement framework under Sections 117 and 117A of the Traffic Act CAP 403.
This announcement comes barely a month after the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) withdrew the camera-based Instant Fines Management System, which was opposed by many Kenyans.
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