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How Matiang’i plans to end matatu madness

Mr Stephen Njenga, a driver with Everbest Sacco, at Kwambira garage in Limuru on Monday last week. [George Njunge, Standard]

Motorists, passenger and public service vehicles today wake up to uncertainty over how to reach their destinations as a nationwide crackdown to restore sanity on the roads starts.

Traffic officers will be on the lookout for violators of the 'Michuki laws' that have largely been forgotten 15 years after they were introduced.

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