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RTSA launches fast-track court to handle traffic offenses.

Kulima Tower Bus Station
THE Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has launched a fast-track court to quickly handle traffic offenses.

RTSA chief executive officer Zindaba Soko said at the launch of the initiative at the Lusaka Civic Centre grounds yesterday that drivers that would be found wanting after prosecution would serve weekend prison sentences.
Under the initiative, a person convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or otherwise would be required to surrender themselves to a prescribed prison every weekend until the full sentence was served.
The pilot project would initially apply to offences committed in Lusaka and thereafter to offences countrywide.
Transport, Works, Supply and Communications Deputy Minister Panji Kaunda said that government was committed to ensuring that the project was successful.

7 comments
Zacharia Edger Musamu

Do they have prisons built or what ? Foolish solo and mukanga

Zacharia Edger Musamu

Bunch of idiots

Mpazi Sichilongo

Its good for the nation but where are we going to take erring Traffic Officers

Rasford Meleki

They should also Expand the Prisons coz, we will be many!

Rasford Meleki

They should also Expand the Prisons coz, we will be many!

Naomi Zulu Chiundaponde

Yaba, my car is parked, no fitness….

Andrew Chansa Chanshika

They Should first start by dealing with their corrupt officers!

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