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December 17, 2025
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Govt Lists Alternative Routes for Motorists Travelling to Central and Western Regions

Govt Lists Alternative Routes for Motorists Travelling to Central and Western Regions

Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance, adjust their travel schedules en route, and consider using alternative routes...

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The Ministry of Interior has announced alternative routes for motorists traveling to Nyanza, Western, and Central Kenya ahead of the festive season to reduce congestion. This initiative is part of broader efforts to improve traffic flow, enhance road safety, and combat crime during the holidays.

  • For Western and Nyanza Regions, motorists should use the Nairobi-Suswa-Narok road.
  • Travelers to the Central Region are advised to use the Nairobi-Nyeri-Nyahururu-Nakuru route.
  • The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), traffic police, and Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) will increase surveillance and deploy mobile courts to enforce regulations.
  • Security agencies have also been deployed to high-traffic areas and are conducting crackdowns on criminal gangs and social crimes across various regions.

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Government Implements Festive Season Security Measures and Traffic Rules - December 2025

The Kenyan government has activated the National Multi-Agency Command Centre (NMACC) to enhance security nationwide during the festive season and safeguard lives and property. This initiative places enforcement agencies under a single command to improve surveillance, intelligence sharing, and rapid response. To manage holiday traffic, the Ministry of Interior has announced alternative routes for motorists traveling to Nyanza, Western, and Central Kenya to reduce congestion. Inspector General Douglas Kanja has also issued a stern warning concerning road safety as police intensify patrols across Kenyan roads. Motorists also face hefty fines for minor infractions under the Traffic (Minor Offenses) Rules, 2016, ranging from Ksh 500 for not wearing a seatbelt to Ksh 10,000 for missing an inspection certificate.

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