Motorists Association rejects NTSA e-Logbook conversion fees as ‘backdoor taxation’ (opens original article in a new tab)

The Motorists Association of Kenya rejects e-Logbook conversion fees, calling them unjustified and a form of backdoor taxation, as they argue the costs are already covered by existing registration fees. The NTSA introduced the eLogbook system to improve vehicle record security and traceability, but the association insists on the need to withdraw the proposed fees.

• Motorists Association of Kenya rejects e-Logbook conversion fees as unjustified and backdoor taxation
• MAK argues that logbook costs are already covered by vehicle registration fees
• NTSA introduces eLogbook system to improve security and traceability of vehicle records
• MAK calls for withdrawal of proposed e-Logbook conversion fees and investigation into recurring charges