Government Suspends Express Penalty System

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Government Suspends Express Penalty System

The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced the suspension of the Express Penalty System following public outcry over set speed limits. "Effective...

The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced the suspension of the Express Penalty System following public outcry over set speed limits.

"Effective midnight tonight, the implementation of the automated Express Penalty System (EPS Auto) will be temporarily suspended following a comprehensive review," the ministry posted on X.

According to the post, Works and Transport Minister Gen Katumba Wamala will issue a detailed statement tomorrow outlining the way forward.

"In the meantime, we urge all road users to continue driving responsibly and observing traffic rules," the post reads. .

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