National Transportation Safety Board Stories
Kenya, being the country where the aircraft was registered, operated and where the accident took place, is required to notify the countries responsibl...
The initiative is powered by EHang, a global leader in urban air mobility technology, which has joined forces with CRBC to expand its international fo...
The assurance was delivered during the inaugural workshop of the Djibouti Code of Conduct (DCOC) working group on operational coordination and coopera...
The judge further ordered that an independent, court-approved valuer reassess the current market value of the contested Thika property, which had been...
The project is expected to maximise regional economic benefits through joint implementation, positioning the Coast region as a key hub for maritime an...
According to NTSA, vehicle body builders must fully adhere to Kenya Standard KS 372:2019, which stipulates that bus bodies should be safe, durable, an...
KTA accused several counties of imposing extra levies of between Sh500 and Sh30,000 per truck, even when vehicles are merely passing through without s...
MPs questioned the legality and necessity of allocating 1.5 per cent of the Fund to the State Department of Roads and retaining 10 per cent for “criti...
MAK said the Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport, together with the police, must be held accountable for the loss of lives, arguing that taxpaye...
Chirchir said a public participation exercise was conducted, during which Kenyans demanded accountability and transparency in managing toll revenues,...
DCI Director Amin Mohammed came under heavy criticism after revealing that files relating to a 2017 IEBC procurement case could not be traced and migh...
The sponsor of the Bill, Limuru MP John Kiragu, argues that integrating all modes under one regulator will eliminate duplication of roles and enable f...
Motorists only need to carry their national identification card and the previous logbook to collect the new one.
According to court documents, Kinoti has continued to “unlawfully usurp and occupy” the office, in violation of the Constitution, the Kenya Roads Act,...
The update tool is part of its wider digital transformation plan to curb fraud, verify vehicle authenticity and improve the accuracy of ownership data...
The Authority recommended several precautionary measures, including strict adherence to speed limits and designated pick-up and drop-off points.
The Boda boda riders are now calling on legislators to end what they describe as a legislative assault on the working poor and instead initiate inclus...
The vehicles will be offered through BasiGo’s Pay-As-You-Drive lease model, designed to ease the cost burden on matatu operators transitioning to elec...
NTSA responded to media reports citing concerns in the Auditor General’s latest audit that the agency’s staff had restricted access to the Sh186 milli...
According to the audit for the year ending June 2024, NTSA workers lack full access to the Transport Integrated Management System (TIMS), which handle...
The senators accused the Ministry of failing to prioritise key infrastructure works, leaving many counties stuck with incomplete projects years after...
He maintained that the logistics sector currently lacks a dominant firm and therefore does not meet the threshold that could justify setting aside any...
MPs warned that the Authority’s under-expenditure had undermined its ability to provide effective services.
KEBS explained that exceptions will apply for certain units like ambulances, fire trucks, and construction vehicles, provided the importer can justify...
According to the Ministry of Transport, the proposal aims to enhance road safety, reduce harmful emissions, and ensure vehicles remain roadworthy.
If adopted, the rules will reintroduce alcohol testing using approved breathalysers, blood and urine samples, an approach meant to enforce clear alcoh...
The Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure, chaired by Ndia MP George Kariuki, expressed concern over the allegations, blaming law enf...
The new plates are embedded with electronic chips that store vital information, making it easier for authorities to track and verify public vehicles.
African airlines are likely to make just $1.30 in profit per passenger, much less than the $11.10 (Sh1,433) in North America and $8.90 (Sh1,149) in Eu...
NTSA said some vehicles lack the official operational stickers and other identification marks issued by the authority, making it difficult to enforce...
