NTSA boss meets UN Road Safety envoy to discuss Bodaboda, pedestrian safety
The plan outlines strategic interventions aimed at reducing road traffic crashes and fatalities, with bodaboda riders and pedestrians featuring prominently among the priority areas. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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The Director General of the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), George Njao, met with the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Road Safety, Jean Todt, to discuss improving road safety in Kenya, particularly for bodaboda operators and pedestrians.
- Bodaboda riders and pedestrians make up a significant percentage of road crash fatalities annually, according to NTSA data.
- George Njao and Jean Todt discussed the National Road Safety Action Plan (2024–2028) launched by President William Ruto in April 2024.
- The meeting addresses growing concerns over rising road accidents involving these vulnerable road users.
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Government Initiatives and Public Safety Discussions
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) boss meets with UN Road Safety envoy to address issues around Bodaboda and pedestrian safety. Additionally, discussions on a controversial road levy are ongoing as the Treasury faces scrutiny over its plans. A high court ruling on fuel levy impacts fiscal policy. Meanwhile, police commanders receive orders from the Inspector General to enhance public safety. The government also announces plans that involve Kenyans in the diaspora for housing projects.
