Speeding is hurting so many, act now to make Kenyan roads safer

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The wreckage of a 14-seater matatu that was involved in the accident at Karunga area after hitting a pothole on the Molo- Njoro road in Nakuru Count on August 11, 2023. PHOTO | JOHN NJOROGE | NMG

Road traffic crashes have claimed thousands of innocent lives and hardly a day passes without an incident report.

There is no doubt that speed remains one of the single most serious road safety challenges in Kenya. Evidence shows that lower speed limits in urban areas and school zones reduce the risk of fatalities, and injuries and ensure the safety of vulnerable road users, including pedestrians, cyclists, children and boda boda riders.

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