Plan in advance! KeNHA issues festive season travel safety advisory
In a public notice dated December 21, 2025, the authority said traffic had already begun to rise significantly as Kenyans travel to celebrate Christmas and the New Year.
In a public notice dated December 21, 2025, the authority said traffic had already begun to rise significantly as Kenyans travel to celebrate Christmas and the New Year.
As many Kenyans head upcountry for the Christmas festivities, KeNHA has called for patience among all road users, cautioning against flouting traffic regulations.
The Kenya Roads Board (KRB), which oversees the levy, reported cuts to allocations for the main road agencies: KeNHA, KURA, and KeRRA after part of the fund was redirected.
In a public notice released on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, KeNHA urged motorists planning to use the highway to consider alternative routes or adjust their travel schedules.
The Authority reminded the public that it is empowered under the Kenya Roads Act, 2007 (Sections 49 and 50) to regulate roadside developments and remove unauthorized installations from road reserves. The latest...
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In a public notice issued on November 2, 2025, KeNHA said the affected sections include Kilangata, Murkutwo, Chesongoch, and Kabetwa.
KeNHA said it is working closely with the traffic police to manage diversions and minimize congestion during the marathon. Acting Director General Luka Kimeli urged motorists to be patient and obey instructions...