KeNHA Issues Notice to Motorists Using Major Road
The road, a vital transport corridor linking capital to other region, has been under scrutiny...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a severe warning to motorists on the Kiserian–Magadi Road due to rampant overloading, following the launch of their new Nairobi regional offices on Friday, August 22.
- Acting Director General Eng Luka Kimeli stated numerous complaints were received, with overloading threatening the road’s integrity and safety.
- The KeNHA will collaborate with the Axle Load Enforcement Highway Unit (ALEHU) to ensure compliance with vehicle load limits.
- The new Nairobi offices aim to decentralize services and improve responsiveness, while staff are urged to champion efforts for pothole-free highways.
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