The uproar has forced the authority to issue a formal clarification, even as a KCB banking agent named in the controversy has demanded a public apology from the lawyer.
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is under intense public scrutiny after a social media post by prominent city lawyer Donald Kipkorir ignited allegations that motorists are being directed to pay government traffic fines into private bank accounts.
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