NTSA Cracks Down on KD Plates Misuse With Tough New Rules
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has introduced new controls on dealer registration plates, popularly known as KD plates, to curb widespread misuse and tighten road safety enforcement. The transport regulator notes that these measures align with Section 24 of the Traffic Act, which regulates how dealers use general licenses. Under the new guidelines, NTSA Director General Nashon Kondiwa requires motor vehicle dealers to settle specific annual fees to remain compliant. New vehicle dealers will pay Sh9,600, while those dealing in second-hand cars must pay Sh4,200. The authority has set the cost for new KD plates at Sh18,500, with renewals
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