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EACC noted that the national average bribe rose significantly in 2023, with Kenyans paying an average of Sh11,625 per transaction, up from Sh6,865 in...
The proposed measures align with the authority’s commitment to enhancing school transport safety in line with global best practices.
Justice Bahati Mwamuye of the High Court in Nairobi issued the ruling after the vehicles, operating on the Nairobi–Rongai, Kiambu Road, Embakasi, and...
A total of 4,748 people died in crashes last year, an increase of 424 deaths from 2023.
This comes after Kenyans online raised concerns about PSVs featured in videos circulating on social media, showing several of them violating traffic r...
The report identified high-risk locations and corridors as key focus areas for intervention. Notable hotspots include Hass Filling Station along Momba...
Pedestrians remain the most vulnerable road users, accounting for 38 per cent of the casualties, followed by motorcyclists at 25 per cent.
NTSA urged parents and guardians to utilise its free mobile app to verify the essential details of public service vehicles, drivers, and conductors be...
The DG urged vehicle owners to manage their fleets efficiently by ensuring inspections are completed before travel.
The identification of these blackspots comes as the government intensifies its efforts to curb road accidents during the festive season when traffic v...
The vehicles were captured on video engaging in dangerous driving, with passengers seen hanging out of the windows while the vehicles swerved and over...
The controversial notice by NTSA instructed motor vehicle dealers to ensure that any unregistered vehicles in their possession are registered.
Pedestrians and motorcyclists remain the most vulnerable, with over 1,600 pedestrians and 900 motorcyclists losing their lives.
The agency noted that unregistered vehicles would face strict penalties under the Traffic Act, which forbids driving vehicles without registration or...
Specialised police units will intensify patrols around shopping malls, places of worship, and other critical infrastructure in urban areas.
According to the NTSA, 3,917 pedestrians have died in road accidents this year, up from 3,427 in 2023.
The NTSA, in partnership with local leaders and community organisations, will use social media to extend the campaign's reach.
The SMS notifications included several key details: the vehicle’s registration number, the time of the offence, the speed at which the vehicle was tra...
New vehicle registrations dropped from 13,499 units in July to just 9,888 units in August, a decline of nearly 27 per cent.
