Nairobi Expressway Stories
The Draft Tolling Policy suggests that roads with additional lanes, enhanced safety features, or facilities improving motorists' experience could also...
Experts have pointed to the fluctuations in exchange rates as one of the major challenges facing the Nairobi Expressway and other PPP projects.
Motorists are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly and remain patient during this essential upgrade period.
Motorists have been advised to plan their routes and stay informed about traffic updates during this period of the disruption.
Moja Expressway company, which manages the road urged motorists to use alternative routes.
The most a person driving a saloon car is required to pay to use the road is Sh500 from one entry point to a particular exit
The disruption will be experienced at the Eastern Bypass Entrance due to maintenance works being carried out at the section of the highway.
Reports indicate that the project is among several others set to be announced during President William Ruto’s State Visit to the US.
The heavy rains have rendered several roads in the city estates impassable and flooded since they began.
The Moja Expressway Company stated that updates will be provided as soon as the issue is resolved.
Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen officially opened a significant section of the Nairobi Expressway, the Haile Selassie Exit Plaza.
Under the revised rates, the minimum toll fee for utilizing the 27km long Expressway is now Sh170, compared to the previous fee of Sh120.
