NTSA Explains KRA PIN Rule for Vehicle Registration Ahead of e-Logbook Rollout

NTSA is expected to roll out the e-Logbooks in June as part of reforms to the transport sector to improve order and efficiency...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has clarified that a Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) PIN remains a mandatory requirement for vehicle ownership transactions, even with the upcoming rollout of digital e-logbooks.

A KRA PIN is essential for all NTSA vehicle ownership transactions.
NTSA is phasing out physical logbooks for a secure, digital e-logbook system starting June 10, 2026.
The new system aims to eliminate fraud, cartels, and delays, supporting joint ownership and streamlining transfers via eCitizen accounts.

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