Motorists found exceeding speed limits will pay fines ranging from Sh500 to Sh10,000. Traffic Amendments Act 2014 states that motorists will be fined Sh10,000 if found driving 5-10 kph above speed limits.
SOME OF THE MINOR OFFENCES ARE:
1. Driving without identification plates – Sh10,000.
2. Failure of driver to conform to indications on any traffic sign- Sh3,000
3. Failure to stop when required to by police officer in uniform – Sh5,000
4. Failure to obey any directions given, whether verbally or by signal, by a police officer in uniform in the execution of their duty – Sh3,000.
5. Driving without a valid licence endorsement in respect of the class of the vehicle – Sh7,000.
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6. Failure to review the drivers licence – Sh1,000
7. Failure to carry reflective/warning sign – Sh2,000
8. Failure to wear seat belt while motor vehicle is in motion – Sh500
9. Driving PSV while being unqualified – Sh7,000
10. The driver of a motor omnibus or matatu picking or setting down passengers in a place that not authorised as a bus stop or terminal – Sh3,000
11. Touting – Sh3,000
12. Travelling with part of the body outside moving vehicle – Sh1,000
13. A passenger alighting at an unauthorised bus stop or terminal – Sh1,000
14. Failure to fit prescribed speed – Sh10,000
15. Failure of a conductor to keep seat belts in a clean, dry and generally wearable condition – Sh2,000
The National Transport and Safety Authority had announced that it was working on a road map to ensure motorists pay fines without going to court.
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