The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has issued a directive for vehicle owners to collect their physical logbooks within a six-month period. Unclaimed documents will be disposed of after this deadline.

• NTSA is setting a 6-month deadline for logbook collections.
• Vehicle owners are urged to collect their physical logbooks from NTSA offices to avoid inconvenience and potential denial of services.
• The move is part of NTSA's migration to electronic logbooks and aims to clear a backlog of uncollected physical copies.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has successfully restored its online permit application portal and granted a nationwide 10-day extension for truckers to apply for exemption permits.

• The portal is now accessible at https://permits.kenha.co.ke/.
• This extension benefits trucks with expired permits and new applicants, with the deadline for new applications set for June 19.
• The relief measure aims to manage a surge in applications following the system's restoration, with both extensions expiring on July 19, 2026.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has clarified its new directive stating that printed vehicle logbooks will not be converted to eLogbooks.

• eLogbooks will only be generated upon completion of motor vehicle registration processes and payment, accessible via the NTSA Service Portal.
• Only registered motor vehicle owners can download their eLogbooks, verified through the NTSA service mobile app or portal.
• The NTSA explicitly warned against sharing personal details via social media or unofficial channels for eLogbook issuance, emphasizing that officers and third parties cannot download them on behalf of clients.