More than 7,000 get new NTSA driving cards in 5 months

Kenyans queue at NTSA offices in Mombasa on May 7, 2018. File Photo | NMG

More than 7,000 motorists have acquired Kenya’s new digital driving licences, barely five months after the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) began issuing them.

NTSA director-general Francis Meja said in an interview that a large number of the chip-empowered licences, costing Sh3,000, have been issued to public service vehicle (PSV) drivers.

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