The Federation of Public Transport Sector (FPTS) has welcomed the National Transport and Safety Authority’s (NTSA) new Instant Fines System, though the group pointed out several gaps in how the initiative will actually work. In a statement released on March 9, the FPTS noted that the technology-driven system could boost road discipline and cut down on corruption. However, transport operators are asking for urgent clarity on the rules, especially regarding who holds responsibility: vehicle owners, drivers, or SACCO management when a fine is issued. “The use of technology will help improve driver discipline and reduce corruption, which can lead to The post 5 Burning Questions the Transport Sector Has About NTSA’s Instant Fines Rollout appeared first on Nairobi Wire.