Motorists set for medical checks in new NTSA rules

National Transport Safety Authority (NTSA) director-general Francis Meja. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Drivers will now be required to undergo a medical examination and undertake a retest after every nine years in order to be allowed back on the road.

National Transport Safety Authority (NTSA) director-general Francis Meja said before a student is issued with a driving licence, one would be required to undergo 24 to 160 hours of training, depending on the category.

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