Chirchir announces 3-phased response to road carnage as schools reopen amid surge in crashes

The intervention follows a surge in fatal crashes in August, with more than eighty people killed in just four days and 2,933 lives lost between January and August 10, according to ministry data. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir has announced a three-phased response to Kenya's escalating road carnage as schools reopen on August 26. This intervention follows a surge in fatal crashes, with 2,933 lives lost between January and August 10, and eighty people killed in just four days of August alone.
- Over 2,900 lives lost on Kenyan roads between January and August 10, with eighty fatalities in the first four days of August.
- Transport Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir unveiled a three-phased approach focusing on infrastructure, driver behaviour, and vehicle safety.
- The plan includes upgrading high-risk road sections, intensifying NTSA inspections for vehicle safety (enforcing KS 372:2019 standards), and enhancing road safety education and enforcement, particularly for speed control.
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