DRTS to ease congestion through new app

Wednesday, April 12, 2017

The department is hoping to reduce long queues at their offices

The Ministry of Transport and Communications through the Department of Roads Transport and Safety (DRTS) will effective from next month enable their customers to queue online at no cost using an application.

According to the brains behind the app, Justice William, the DRTS will use the application or app to reduce congestion at the their offices.

“I am proud and excited to tell you that we have come up with a solution that will stop the long queues that customers usually experience at DRTS. We have created an app that will help customers to queue online at their convenience and get a warning about the progression of the queue,” he said.

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