Wednesday, January 17, 2024

 RTSA SPEED TICKETS PAYMENTS GO ONLINE


By Daily News Reporter
The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA), has introduced an efficient process for motorists to pay for speed tickets online.
The Agency has come up with this initiative to enhance efficiency and compliance among offenders as motorists can now conveniently pay their speed fines online within 14 days of issuance of the RTSA ticket.
The RTSA would however like to remind motorists that after the 14-day window, failure to settle the ticket will result in the vehicle being blocked by the system.
The Agency will extend this to all offences, apart from those with fines exceeding K450.00, which require prosecution in a court of law.
This will enhance road safety measures, speed cameras which are operational 24 hours a day can enforce compliance with Road Tax, Fitness, and Road Service Licence.
The Agency urges motor vehicle owners to ensure there is a change of ownership when a vehicle has been sold as per requirement under section 13 of the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002.
Motorists should also prioritize compliance with traffic regulations and promptly address any outstanding fines online to avoid inconveniences.
The implementation of these measures aligns with our commitment to foster a safe and responsible driving environment.

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