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Opinion: We must stop wanton deaths on our roads

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Figures released by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) indicate there is a fatalistic attitude to accidents among Kenyan road users, especially pedestrians.

Every effort has been made to guarantee the safety of pedestrians while crossing busy roads. In the days when vehicular transport was light, it was notable that drivers obeyed traffic signs and had respect for Zebra crossings. Not anymore.

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