NTSA Instant Fines:You Could Be Fined Sh 10,000 for These Simple Traffic Mistakes. скачать в хорошем качестве

NTSA Instant Fines:You Could Be Fined Sh 10,000 for These Simple Traffic Mistakes.

This episode of Court Helicopter Explainer breaks down the traffic offences that attract instant fines in Kenya under the Traffic Minor Offences Rules, Legal Notice No. 161 of 2016. Lawyer Danstan Omari explains that these rules, which came into effect on 30 September 2016 and were last reviewed on 31 December 2022, list more than 30 offences motorists, boda boda riders, PSV drivers, and even pedestrians can be fined for. The explainer highlights common offences such as driving without identification plates, lacking a valid inspection certificate, driving without the correct license class, overspeeding, ignoring traffic signs, failing to stop when ordered by a police officer, and causing road obstruction. The video also covers offences specific to public service vehicles and motorcycles, including carrying extra passengers on boda bodas, touting, failure to wear protective gear, lack of seatbelts, tinted PSV windows, missing fire extinguishers, and using a phone while driving. It further explains fines for passengers who alight at undesignated stages or travel with part of their body outside a moving vehicle. The program encourages Kenyans to understand traffic laws to avoid unnecessary fines and promotes responsible road use for safer transport across the country.