NTSA raises alarm over unclaimed logbooks in offices
To complete the collection, motorists are required to present their national identification card along with the old logbook.
To complete the collection, motorists are required to present their national identification card along with the old logbook.
The move, announced through a public notice, is part of the Authority’s ongoing efforts to streamline motor vehicle registration data.
The clarification follows Auditor General Nancy Gathungu’s 2024 audit report, which questioned the management structure of TIMS and cited the absence of a formal contract governing the system’s development and...
Left unused, the 572,674 unprinted cards now risk expiring before they ever reach motorists, rendering them useless and resulting in wasted public funds.
Under the proposed Traffic (Motor Vehicle Inspection) Rules, 2025, all private vehicles that are more than four years old will be required to undergo annual roadworthiness checks.
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei issued the order through an official circular sent to all ministries, parastatals, departments, and Semi-Autonomous Government Agencies.
NTSA pointed out that many commuter vehicles have been altered with graffiti and art that cover important details like the Sacco or company name.