The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced the temporary suspension of the Express Penalty System (EPS Auto), an automated traffic enforcement system, effective midnight tonight.
According to an official communication issued Tuesday, June 11, 2025, via the Ministry’s social media platform, the suspension is intended to facilitate a comprehensive review of the system’s performance and operational procedures.
“The implementation of the automated Express Penalty System (EPS Auto) will be temporarily suspended, effective midnight tonight, to facilitate a comprehensive review of its performance and operational procedures,” the statement read.
The system, designed to automatically detect and penalize traffic violations, has been the subject of public concern since its rollout, with some motorists raising issues about its accuracy and enforcement process.
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The Minister of Works and Transport, Gen Edward Katumba Wamala, is expected to issue an official statement tomorrow outlining the government’s position and the next steps regarding the future of EPS Auto.
In the meantime, authorities have urged all motorists to continue driving responsibly and to strictly adhere to traffic regulations, despite the suspension of automated enforcement.
EPS Auto was introduced as part of broader efforts to curb road traffic violations and reduce accident rates across the country.
