Kenya is facing a critical road safety crisis, with 5,009 fatalities recorded in a year, prompting calls for an integrated e-traffic system. Chief Justice Martha Koome and President William Ruto are spearheading efforts to address the alarming rise in road deaths.

• 5,009 road deaths recorded, a significant increase from previous years.
• Key figures involved include Chief Justice Martha Koome and President William Ruto, with the National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) releasing a crucial report.
• The proposed solution is an integrated e-transport and traffic management system linking all relevant agencies, alongside a "whole-of-government approach" and sustainable funding for road safety initiatives.