NTSA Announces Strict Traffic Crackdown For Festive Season Following Numerous Accidents

Chief Justice Martha Koome has announced a comprehensive overhaul of traffic enforcement and judicial proceedings, effective immediately, to curb the alarming rise in road accidents during the festive season. The new measures include the immediate deployment of mobile courts and ..

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In response to a sharp increase in road accidents, Chief Justice Martha Koome has announced an immediate, comprehensive traffic enforcement crackdown in Kenya for the festive season, featuring enhanced police presence and mobile courts.

At least 28 deaths reported from road accidents in the first two weeks of December.
The Judiciary will deploy mobile courts starting Monday, December 15, along major transport corridors.
Officers from NTSA, the Police, and the EACC will be deployed to monitor compliance and corruption.

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