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13th July 2026 - IT'S A WIN FOR TEAM RTSA! 🏆 The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) is proud to have been awarded Second Place in the Best Exhibit – Transport Services and Allied Industries category at the ongoing 2026 Zambia International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Ndola. This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to promoting safe, efficient and sustainable road transport services for the benefit of all road users. We thank our staff, partners and every road user, continue being responsible road safety ambassadors and flying the RTSA Flag high. Visit the RTSA stand to access our services, learn more about road safety, and interact with Team RTSA as you enjoy the Fair. We look forward to welcoming you! #RTSA@20 #2026ZITF #BeRoadSmart
13th July 2026- RTSA CEO VISITS RTSA OFFICERS UNDERGOING TRAINING AT ZNS. The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) Chief Executive Officer Eng.Amon Mweemba has visited Road Traffic Inspectors undergoing training at the Zambia National Service (ZNS) Charles Joseph Nyirenda Training School. During the visit, Mr Mweemba met with the officers and encouraged them to remain committed to the training, describing it as an important step in improving service delivery. The RTSA Chief Executive Officer also commended the partnership between the Agency and ZNS, noting that the training will strengthen the officers knowledge of security and discipline.
13th July 2026 - ROAD SAFETY SENSITISATION OF MUNADA TRADERS IN MPIKA The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) has conducted a road safety sensitisation programme for Munada traders in Mpika following the continued occurrence of road traffic accidents involving traders being transported in goods vehicles. The sensitisation was prompted by concerns over the increasing number of accidents resulting from traders travelling in canter trucks and other vehicles designed for the transportation of goods rather than passengers. Such practices place lives at risk and contravene road safety regulations. During the meeting, RTSA officers educated the traders on the importance of using appropriate passenger vehicles when travelling to and from markets. The traders were also sensitised on general road safety practices, including the dangers of overloading, the importance of complying with traffic laws, and the need to prioritise safety over convenience. RTSA continues to encourage members of the public to make responsible transport choices and refrain from travelling in vehicles not designed to carry passengers. The Agency remains committed to promoting road safety awareness and reducing preventable road traffic crashes across the country.
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