50 more pedestrians arrested in NTSA footbridge crackdown
Over 50 pedestrians have been arrested as the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) continues crackdown on jaywalking along major highways in Nairobi...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has arrested over 50 pedestrians for jaywalking during a crackdown along major Nairobi highways, specifically targeting those not using footbridges.
- Over 50 pedestrians arrested on Wednesday at the Allsops footbridge along Thika Road.
- The NTSA is conducting a three-week enforcement campaign to curb dangerous road-crossing habits.
- Offenders face charges at Milimani Law Courts and are urged to use designated crossings to avoid endangering lives and disrupting traffic.
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