NTSA to do mandatory tests and checks on private vehicles
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has received approval to introduce mandatory vehicle inspections for both private and public service vehicles, marking a significant shift that will now bring private car owners under closer regulatory scrutiny. While inspections..
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) will now conduct mandatory vehicle inspections on private vehicles, expanding its oversight beyond public service vehicles.
- The NTSA aims to improve road safety and reduce the number of unroadworthy cars on Kenyan roads.
- Common reasons for failure include faulty braking systems, worn-out tyres, defective lighting, and emissions non-compliance.
- Motorists are advised to perform regular vehicle maintenance and ensure all documentation is up-to-date to avoid additional costs and penalties.
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