Police have started fully functioning and operating it’s Smart Taffic Management System (STMS) in selected Central Business Districts (CBDs) across the country.
In a statement, national police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi, confirmed that the system aims to promote responsible driving, ease traffic congestion, improve enforcement of road traffic laws and enhance safety for all road users.
“Above all, the system will ensure that law-abiding Zimbabweans are not inconvenienced while punishing errant driving conduct on the roads.
“In this regard, the Smart Traffic Management System utilises strategically deployed cameras in Central Business Districts to automatically detect road traffic violations.
“When a violation is detected, a notification is sent to the registered owner of the vehicle via mobile phone.
“The notification contains a link through which the details of the recorded traffic violation or offence can be accessed.
“Zimbabweans are reminded that no agents have been contracted to collect fines on behalf of the Zimbabwe Republic Police either physically or electronically.
“Motorists are urged to verify the status of their traffic violations and any outstanding deposit fines only through the following official designated online platforms:-
www.paymyfines.co.zw
www.paymyfines.gov.zw
“Alternatively, motorists may visit the following police stations in Harare and surrounding areas for assistance and settling of outstanding deposit fines:-
“ZRP Harare Central Traffic
“ZRP Warren Park Traffic
“ZRP Avondale Traffic
“Milton Park Police Station
“Marlborough Police Station
“Malbereign Police Station
“ZRP Mbare Traffic
“ZRP Chitungwiza Traffic
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police urges all motorists to observe road traffic rules and regulations, exercise caution on the roads and comply with the law at all times.
“The Police implores Zimbabweans to ensure that the ownership status of their vehicles is formally in order and reflect current vehicle owner’s details to avoid potential legal and financial liabilities, including being held accountable for traffic violations committed after a vehicle has changed hands.”
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