National Transport and Safety Authority — Kenya's transport regulator that enforces road safety standards, licenses PSV operators, and investigates traffic violations.
… The programme, launched last Friday, is a partnership between local vehicle assembler CFAO Mobility Kenya, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), Kenya Police Service Traffic Department, Kenya Scouts Association (KSA) and First Step Road Safety Initiatives. …
… The training, conducted in partnership with the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), Mombasa County Inspectorate and National Police Service Traffic Department, focused on traffic regulations, hazard awareness, defensive riding and responsible road use. …
… In her judgment, Justice Aburili declared the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) Transport Network Companies, Owners, Drivers and Passengers Regulations, 2022, contained in Legal Notice No. …
… icated that it had visited and processed both primary and secondary scenes, recorded statements from the victim and a key witness, engaged relevant institutions and persons including The Standard Group, Kenya National Highways Authority and National Transport and Safety Authority …
NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 8 — The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has arrested 23 pedestrians for allegedly crossing Thika Superhighway outside designated crossing points, in the latest crackdown targeting unsafe pedestrian movement along Nairobi’s major highways. …
… Further, a registration verification through the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) portal successfully traced one of the motorists whose vehicle was present in the background of the image. …
… A search on the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) portal showed the number plate was registered to a Honda Fit in December 2021 belonging to Alex Maunda Wanyonyi. …
A partnership between CFAO Mobility Kenya, NTSA, Kenya Police, Kenya Scouts Association and First Step Road Safety Initiatives has launched a road safety training programme for school learners. The initiative comes as NTSA reported 491 road fatalities in the first eight months of the year.
A partnership between CFAO Mobility Kenya, NTSA, Kenya Police, Kenya Scouts Association and First Step Road Safety Initiatives has launched a road safety training programme for school learners. The initiative comes as NTSA reported 491 road fatalities in the first eight months of the year.
Glovo Kenya has intensified road safety efforts among its courier partners through a training programme in Mombasa that brought together about 50 riders and road safety stakeholders in partnership with NTSA, Mombasa County Inspectorate and the National Police Service Traffic Department, focusing on traffic regulations, hazard awareness and defensive riding.
A Nairobi High Court has struck down NTSA regulations that imposed an 18 per cent commission cap on ride-hailing companies, ruling the rules procedurally defective and unconstitutional because they were changed without public participation. The court ruled that commission rates should instead be determined through negotiations between contracting parties, and faulted the government for imposing regulations on digital platforms while exempting traditional taxi operators.
Two people died when a boda boda and its pillion passenger were hit by an unknown vehicle near Mutithi-Kandongu junction in Kirinyaga County. A woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle at Murubara that did not stop; the vehicle's registration was not recorded.
The Independent Policing Oversight Authority is working to identify four police officers involved in the September 1, 2026 abduction of Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich. IPOA has collected CCTV and dashboard camera footage, vehicle records, and statements from the victim and a witness, and says further investigative activities including digital evidence analysis and officer identification are ongoing.
The National Transport and Safety Authority arrested 23 pedestrians at Fig Tree Footbridge on Thika Superhighway for crossing outside designated points, saying such unsafe crossings endanger pedestrians and disrupt traffic flow.
The Senate resumes sittings with a packed agenda covering fuel prices, transport safety, healthcare, county affairs and urban development. Key items include scrutiny of a cooking gas facility handover in Mombasa County and reports on traffic and vehicle inspection regulations.
A viral social media image showing people gathered between vehicles on the Nairobi Expressway sparked robbery allegations, but Moja Expressway management and security authorities confirmed the incident was a brief logistics stop involving a political delegation, not a crime.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claims Standard Media Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich, who was abducted from the Gilgil–Nakuru Road on Tuesday and found near Masinga Dam on Wednesday, was preparing to publish an exposé on allegedly looted compensation funds for Mau evictees from the Kipsigis community.
Standard Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich was abducted by armed men near Gilgil Weighbridge on Tuesday evening after being trailed from Nairobi. The abductors have been linked to a Cabinet Secretary's office and Kiprotich was abandoned near Masinga Dam; this marks his second abduction attempt in 67 days.
The High Court has temporarily suspended an NTSA decision that halted Nicco Movers' operations after the company challenged the suspension of its PSV operator's licence. Justice Janet Mulwa issued an interim stay on the suspension until September 22, when the matter will return to court, after Nicco Movers argued the suspension has grounded its fleet of over 100 commercial vehicles and caused substantial financial losses.
The Transport Licensing Appeals Board has suspended Nicco Movers' PSV operator licence with immediate effect, after finding that 45 out of 51 vehicles presented for inspection failed to meet safety standards, with defects including missing seat belts, faulty locks, and missing emergency equipment.
A Transport Licensing Appeals Board Tribunal has suspended the PSV operator licence of Nicco Movers following two fatal accidents and widespread safety breaches, after the operator failed to demonstrate adequate compliance with road safety requirements.
The Mass Mobility Operators Association has condemned the suspension of Nicco Movers' operations following a passenger falling from a moving bus, calling the blanket suspension unfair to uninvolved drivers and conductors. The association argues that individual culprits should be held accountable rather than suspending the entire fleet of about 130 buses.
The National Transport and Safety Authority has summoned nine public service vehicle operators over serious safety concerns, with hearings scheduled for early September. The authority did not disclose the specific safety issues or indicate whether vehicles had been suspended.
Bryan Yongo Otumba and Wayaga Construction have filed a petition seeking Sh26.95 million in compensation for wrongful prosecution and nearly eight years of detention of his Range Rover, accusing the State, Mwananchi Credit Limited, and its director of malicious prosecution and unlawful detention following a dispute over a Sh4 million loan.
Road crashes have killed at least 2,150 people in Kenya's first six months of 2026, averaging about 12 deaths daily, according to the Kenya Red Cross Society. The organisation warns the country could record at least 4,400 road deaths by year's end if the trend continues, and is pushing for amendments to speed-limit provisions in the Traffic Act.
A TIFA survey found that 81% of Nairobi households have reduced expenses due to economic pressures, with 62% citing household financial pressure as forcing compromises on transport, fuel, food and education. The cuts disproportionately affected adults aged 35 and above (91%) and females (84%).
A TIFA Research survey shows 63 per cent of Kenyans who use ride-hailing services want fares determined by market forces rather than set by government, while only 33 per cent supported a government proposal to set minimum trip prices. The online taxi industry generated between Sh126 billion and Sh147 billion in the past year and employs between 300,000 and 350,000 active drivers.
The National Transport and Safety Authority has arrested several pedestrians at Taj Mall in Transami for crossing at undesignated points instead of using footbridges and marked crossing facilities. The enforcement operation is part of a wider crackdown on unsafe highway crossings in Nairobi.
The National Transport and Safety Authority reported that 146 pedestrians were killed in road crashes in July 2026, down from 178 in July 2025, a decline attributed to intensified enforcement and compliance checks targeting traffic rule violators.
An opinion piece argues that Kenya's newly passed Roads Amendment Bill, which mandates infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists, is a necessary step, but that real road safety requires integrating safety into road design from the planning stage rather than relying solely on enforcement and education after crashes occur.
The Road Safety Association of Kenya has filed a court motion seeking to have the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) declared in contempt for allegedly violating a May 29, 2026 conservatory order that suspended implementation of an automated fines system under a public-private partnership with Pesa Print Limited consortium.
Kenya's High Court has issued a conservatory order requiring the National Transport and Safety Authority to continue recognising physical motor vehicle logbooks pending the hearing of a petition challenging the rollout of electronic motor vehicle registration certificates (e-Logbook). Petitioners raised concerns about lack of public participation, data protection, cybersecurity, and digital exclusion.
The High Court has directed the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to continue recognising existing physical motor vehicle logbooks as valid documents pending the hearing of a petition challenging the implementation of the electronic motor vehicle registration certificate (e-Logbook).
The High Court in Nairobi has barred the National Transport and Safety Authority from phasing out physical vehicle logbooks, directing the agency to continue accepting physical vehicle ownership documents until a petition filed by Javan Onyango is heard and determined. Onyango and Kiplagat challenged NTSA's introduction of electronic logbooks, citing concerns over constitutional compliance, data protection, and lack of clarity on the authentication and verification process.
The Road Safety Association of Kenya has filed a High Court motion seeking to have NTSA Director General Nashon Odhiambo Kondiwa committed to civil jail for allegedly continuing to implement an automated fines system despite a May 29 conservatory order suspending the public-private partnership with Pesa Print Limited consortium.
Kenya's Parliamentary Committee on Transport has urged MPs to use part of their National Government Constituencies Development Fund towards road safety initiatives, including providing helmets for boda boda riders and passengers, to address persistent motorcycle-related fatalities on Kenyan roads.
The National Transport and Safety Authority has urged vehicle owners to collect their physical logbooks within the next four months before the authority phases out printed logbooks in favour of e-logbooks. The collection process is free and requires a previous logbook and identification document.