[kictanet] Speed Cameras

[bitange at jambo.co.ke]

We have on several occasions met with our counterparts in Transport and offered to help manage traffic using CCT.  Mombasa road for example has the technology deployed.  You can watch all manner of things that happen on that road up to the airport.  We can easily deploy these technologies in many of the roads.  I will make another attempt.  We do not need any new legislation.  When you break the law, it does not matter how you are caught.
 
We all have the responsibility not just KRA.  The Ministry of Transport has the greatest responsibility and I will pursue them as a responsible Kenyan.

Ndemo.


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Subject: [kictanet] Speed Cameras

This is an open question specifically directed at PS Ndemo, Hon Eng
Rege and anyone in KRA in this group.

Just how difficult is it to:

1: Buy speed cams. (KRA / GOK)
2: legislate instant penalties for overspeeding. (GOK)
3: Charge KRA with the responsibility of enforcing these penalties.
(GOK legislation)

From here this looks like a stone that would kill several birds, KRA
has the means to enforce financial penalties, speed cams connected
directly to KRA eliminate a lot of beneficiaries in the middle and
last but not least, these will be ETRs of sort, they can even pay for
themselves.

-- posted from my huaweii idiot in a msa malindi matatu at 180kph ---

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