NTSA Instant Fines Sparks Backlash Over Liability, Abuse Concerns

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Kenya

Crime & Law

NTSA Instant Fines Sparks Backlash Over Liability, Abuse Concerns

NTSA's instant fines system in Kenya sparks backlash over liability and abuse concerns among transport stakeholders. Vehicle owners and drivers are unsure who pays the fines. The system links violations to driver's license and registered owner, but outdated logbooks could lead to wrongful arrests. Fines range from Ksh500 to Ksh10,000, payable via eCitizen within seven days.

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