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NTSA Inspection centre at Industrial Area Nairobi. [File, Standard]
NTSA boss Nashon Odhiambo Kondiwa risks being committed to civil jail after a petitioner moved to the High Court seeking his punishment over alleged continuous disobedience of orders suspending the authority's automated fines system.
In a Notice of Motion filed at the High Court by the Road Safety Association of Kenya through its chairman, David Kiarie is seeking to have the NTSA aand its director declared in contempt of court for allegedly continuing to implement the automated fines system.
The petitioner wants the Court to commit NTSA Director General Kondiwa to civil jail arguing the authority has continued rolling out a smart driving licence and automated fines system despite a conservatory order issued on May 29, 2026.
