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25th February 2026 -The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) is proud to announce that effective 1st March 2026, all RTSA Service Centre's and Stations nationwide will transition to a fully cashless payment system. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in our journey towards modernising public service delivery and enhancing customer experience across Zambia. What This Means for Our Stakeholders: ✔️Elimination of the likelihood of corruption and middlemen. Exact amounts. More or less, someone catches the attention of ACC. ✔️Enhanced security and reduced risk. No moving around with huge amounts of cash especially those with a fleet of vehicles. ✔️Operational efficiency. No wasting time counting your money and counting the change. ✔️Improved government revenue collection. Human error is reduced or eliminated altogether and we remit as expected. Be Road Smart, Life is Precious
25th February 2026 - RTSA Holds Consultative Meeting with Farmers and Stakeholders in Choma on Road Safety The Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) held a consultative meeting with farmers and transporters in Choma on Monday, February 23, 2025, to discuss road safety measures aimed at enhancing their safety on the roads. The meeting was convened to address challenges related to adherence to road traffic rules and regulations by motorists and explore how road maintenance can improve road safety. RTSA Director and CEO, Eng. Amon Mweemba assured stakeholders that the agency is working to increase its manpower in all stations, thereby enhancing its presence on the roads. Eng. Mweemba noted that the introduction of honorary inspectors would strengthen the agency's capacity to maintain law and order on the roads. He further informed the meeting that RTSA is set to deploy highway patrol vehicles on major highways to monitor traffic flow, enforce road traffic rules, and ensure only roadworthy vehicles are on the roads, with the aim of reducing road traffic crashes. Peirs Consell, a representative from the Zambia National Farmers Union, highlighted key challenges faced by farmers and called for stricter enforcement of traffic laws. He also emphasized the need for the Road Development Agency to maintain the T1 road and improve signage. Representatives from the Road Development Agency, Zambia Police Service, and National Road Fund Agency attended the meeting, discussing issues related to road maintenance and traffic enforcement. RTSA remains committed to collaborating with stakeholders to improve the country's road safety profile.
Strengthening Strategic Partnerships for Improved Service Delivery The RTSA Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Director Eng, Amon Mweemba , together with senior officials, held a productive meeting with Management at FQM Trident in Kalumbila. The engagement forms part of our ongoing strategic partnerships with the private sector, aimed at enhancing customer service delivery. Through collaboration and shared commitment, the Agency continues to strengthen service standards, improve compliance and ensure that our services remain accessible, efficient and responsive to the needs of the public. #RTSA #StrategicPrivatePartnerships #BeRoadSmart
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