The Muhoroni-Kisumu highway is currently impassable after a bridge reportedly collapsed on Saturday evening, June 27.

• Motorists are advised to use alternative routes via Kericho or Chemelil.
• The Long-Distance Drivers and Conductors Association (LoDDCA) issued an alert about the collapse.
• The collapse disrupts a vital transport corridor linking Kisumu City to sugar-producing regions and other counties.

Motorists in Nairobi should prepare for significant traffic delays on Mombasa Road due to temporary lane closures at the Cabanas interchange. Construction work on a new pedestrian bridge is underway, necessitating diversions and causing congestion.

• Key sections of Mombasa Road heading towards Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD) are affected.
• The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) issued a traffic advisory on Sunday, June 28.
• The project aims to enhance pedestrian safety on one of Nairobi's busiest highways.

Effective July 1, Kenya will permanently ban vehicles deemed irreparable from its roads, introducing new motor vehicle inspection regulations by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA).

• Vehicles classified as Category A ("Actual Loss") will be permanently de-registered and prohibited from returning to public roads.
• The NTSA, under new rules gazetted by Roads Cabinet Secretary, Davis Chirchir, aims to prevent severely damaged vehicles from being resold, thereby improving road safety.
• Mandatory annual inspections will also be expanded to privately owned vehicles older than four years.

Tragic road accidents in Kericho and Bungoma counties on Saturday resulted in the deaths of at least six people and injured scores more.

• A total of six people were confirmed dead.
• Two separate crashes involved a motorcycle collision with a public service vehicle in Kericho and a trailer overturning onto a matatu in Bungoma.
• Police reported that at least 19 people died nationwide on Saturday from various road accidents.