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Originally published by Kenyanstop
June 29, 2026
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How Vehicles Will Be Classified Under New NTSA Rules
Failure to abide by the new changes on the vehicle classifications by NTSA attracts a fine of up to Ksh2,000, or up to six months imprisonment...
✨ Key Highlights
Heavy commercial vehicles in Kenya are now legally recognized as workplaces under new regulations by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA). These sweeping changes, effective July 1, significantly increase legal responsibilities for vehicle owners and operators.
- Commercial vehicles with a tare weight above 3,048 kilogrammes are now classified as workplaces under the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
- Owners and operators must now comply with occupational safety standards and obtain specific licences, including an operator licence (Ksh2,000 annually) and a road licence (Ksh500 per vehicle).
- Violations of the new regulations carry penalties of up to Ksh20,000 in fines, six months imprisonment, or both, with the NTSA empowered to suspend or revoke licenses.
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