On Friday, November 28, Kenyan motorists traveling on the Rironi-Nakuru-Mau Summit (A8) Road face significant traffic disruptions due to the official launch of the dualling project by President William Ruto. The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) issued a notice advising early planning and offering alternative routes to mitigate expected delays along the busy corridor.

• The road dualling project covers 170km of the A8 Road.
• KeNHA has provided several alternative routes, including Nairobi – Ngong – Suswa – Narok – Mau Narok – Njoro – Nakuru (approximately 190-195 km) and Nairobi – Thika – Magumu – Njabini – Ol Kalou – Nakuru.
• The project is estimated to cost Ksh180 billion and will subject motorists to tolls upon completion.