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June 27, 2026
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Inside new NTSA car inspection rules that could land motorists in jail

Inside new NTSA car inspection rules that could land motorists in jail

A vehicle that has not undergone the mandatory test will effectively be operating illegally on Kenyan roads...

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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is rolling out new vehicle inspection rules, requiring vehicles older than four years to undergo annual roadworthiness tests to enhance road safety.

  • Motorists failing to comply risk fines of up to Sh20,000, six months in jail, or permanent loss of vehicle use.
  • The new regulations, gazetted as Legal Notice No. 13 of 2026, are implemented by the NTSA.
  • Privately owned vehicles older than four years will be subject to mandatory annual inspections; enforcement dates for private vehicles will be announced later.

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