The rollout of instant fines for minor traffic offences appears yet to fully take effect despite assurances by the NTSA that the new enforcement framework would be operational by June 1.
Speed enforcement camera installed by NTSA on the Thika Superhighway. [File, Standard]
The rollout of instant fines for minor traffic offences appears yet to fully take effect despite assurances by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) that the new enforcement framework would be operational by June 1.
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