NTSA to announce timelines for reflectorised stop-sign arms, telematics for school buses
The Authority directed law enforcement officers to verify the validity of inspection stickers through the NTSA Mobile App...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) will soon announce timelines for enforcing new safety rules for school buses, including reflectorised stop-sign arms and telematics systems.
- NTSA is deferring enforcement of Rule 13 (stop-sign arms) and Rule 14 (telematics) for school transport vehicles.
- Inspections of school transport vehicles will continue to ensure roadworthiness and valid inspection stickers.
- The announcement comes as part of broader road safety reforms, including annual inspections for vehicles older than four years starting July 1.
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NTSA Directs Owners of Vehicles Older Than 4 Years to Book Annual Inspections - June 2026
The National Transport and Safety Authority is implementing stricter vehicle inspection rules, requiring all motor vehicles older than four years from their manufacture date to undergo annual roadworthiness tests starting July 1. This move aims to bolster road safety by ensuring only roadworthy vehicles operate on Kenyan roads. The NTSA will also announce timelines for enforcing new safety rules for school buses, including reflectorised stop-sign arms and telematics systems. Motorists who failed to comply with these requirements could face jail time.
