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September 6, 2026
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Explained: Why All Cars at the Airport are Painted Yellow at the Top

Explained: Why All Cars at the Airport are Painted Yellow at the Top

Many airport vehicles, including those operating at JKIA, are painted yellow, but few people may know the safety reasons behind the distinctive colour...

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A common sight at airports worldwide, including in Kenya, is the prevalence of vehicles painted with yellow tops. This distinctive color serves a crucial safety function within the busy airport environment.

  • The primary reason for the yellow paint is to enhance vehicle visibility for safety.
  • This practice is widely adopted by airports and vehicle manufacturers globally.
  • While not mandated by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), the colour is a preferred solution for preventing accidents by making vehicles easily identifiable in proximity to aircraft and ground operations.

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