Safari Rally 2026: KeNHA issues traffic advisory, lists alternative routes to Naivasha
KeNHA issues traffic advisory for Safari Rally from March 12–15, directs trucks not to park on highways, lists Nairobi–Nakuru alternative routes to ease Naivasha traffic...
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The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) is issuing traffic advisories and alternative routes for motorists due to disruptions expected from the Safari Rally 2026, the third leg of the World Rally Championship (WRC), taking place in Naivasha from March 12 to 15.
- Truck drivers are warned of immediate arrest if found parked at undesignated locations on the highway.
- KeNHA has outlined four specific alternative routes to navigate around the affected areas.
- The advisory also addresses existing issues on the Mai Mahiu-Suswa-Narok (B7) Road, where heavy rains have caused silt deposits and flooding near Suswa.
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KeNHA Issues Traffic Advisory for Safari Rally 2026 in Naivasha - March 2026
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