Motor vehicle dealers in Uganda are urging the government to cancel its contract with Russian firm Joint Stock Company Global Security, the company responsible for implementing the Intelligent Transport Monitoring System (ITMS). The dealers allege widespread corruption and significant delays in acquiring and issuing digital number plates. The ITMS aimed to improve vehicle tracking and national security through the new plates. However, implementation has been plagued with issues, prompting accusations of mismanagement and potential illicit dealings. Dealers claim the persistent problems are hindering their businesses and causing frustration for vehicle owners. They are seeking a transparent and effective solution for the digital number plate program, suggesting the current contract is detrimental to its success.