Cabinet Okays New Driving Licences
According to the cabinet, the licenses will be rolled out through a public-private partnership (PPP)...
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Kenya's Cabinet has approved the implementation of new second-generation smart driving licenses, aiming to modernize the country's transport system and improve road safety. This initiative will be rolled out through a public-private partnership.
- The new licenses will integrate with an instant fine system, mobile license wallet, and driver merit and demerit points.
- The project was approved on Monday, December 15.
- These chip-based cards will store driver's data, history, and facilitate digital payments.
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