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Nairobi Western Bypass set for 25 new feeder roads in mobility plan
The 17.3-kilometre Nairobi Western bypass is nearly complete with all that's left is the road furniture and official commissioning of the interconnecting road that starts from Gitaru connecting to the southern bypass in Kikuyu town, eventually terminating in Ruaka where it connects to the northern bypass.
The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) will build 25 feeder roads for the 16.5-kilometre Nairobi Western Bypass, which runs through Kiambu County, as part of plans to improve mobility and access.
The roads include Roselyne-Kang’ururi-slaughter (1.6km); Slaughter-Gituamba-Gacharage (1.5km); Lily of Valley-Muya-Kagondo (1.5km); Lily of Valley-Muya-Christco (1.2km); Yamogo-Sacred Heart (3.5km); Gatwikira (1.5km); Kimachia/Mbari ya Njau (1.3km) and River Side-King’eero SDA (1.8km).
