Agency paves the way for motorists to start paying charges

Protesters at Mlolongo weighbridge demand the removal of barriers erected to restrict access of lorries to the road. Transporters were using a feeder road to avoid paying chargers at the toll station. PHOTO | BILLY MUTAI | NATION

Motorists on major highways in Kenya will start paying fees in the next three years as the government finally makes good its intention to generate revenue from infrastructure.

The aim is to collect funds that will be used to maintain the country’s major arteries.

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Note: The results are not exact but very close to the actual.