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NTSA launches safety programme to curb road carnage

Matatu plunges into Sondu Miriu River

A matatu is pulled out of Sondu Miriu River along Kisii-Kisumu Road following an accident on December 8, 2020.

Photo credit: Ondari Ogega | Nation Media Group

By  Phyllis Musasia

Nation Media Group

Reporter

What you need to know:

  • NTSA says the Sh420 million European Union-funded project will help to create awareness through public education.
  • The programme seeks to create awareness among Kenyans on road safety and trigger behavioural change.

The National Transportation and Safety Authority (NTSA) has launched a road safety programme dubbed ''Usalama Barabarani'' in Nakuru County.

The programme seeks to curb road carnage along the northern corridor, which covers six counties with the highest rate of fatalities.

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