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The National Transport and Safety Authority introduced computer-enforced surveillance of our roads
The National Transport Safety Authority's (NTSA) new instant traffic fines have continued to draw resistance from industry stakeholders three days after the national rollout.
The High Court barred NTSA from enforcing traffic penalties pending the hearing of a petition challenging the system filed by Lawyer Shadrack Wambui
Motorist Kennedy Maingi Mutwiri has sued the National Transport and Safety Authority over instant traffic fines, arguing they deny motorists a chance to be heard.
Under the system, motorists who commit minor traffic violations will be required to pay prescribed fines immediately instead of undergoing lengthy court processes.
Failure to pay the fines within the stipulated period will attract interest on the outstanding amount.
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