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June 19, 2025
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Govt Unveils Tough New Rules for Car Inspections, School Buses & Drunk Drivers

Govt Unveils Tough New Rules for Car Inspections, School Buses & Drunk Drivers

The rules are set to curb carnage and restore sanity...

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The Kenyan government has announced new traffic regulations, effective in 2025, aimed at improving vehicle inspections, school transport, and addressing drunk driving.

  • All motor vehicles over four years old will require mandatory inspections at government-approved centres.
  • The proposals were unveiled by Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir.
  • The regulations include measures for safety standards in school transport and penalties for non-compliance with inspection requirements.

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