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How road safety curriculum will reduce accidents

Migori town residents mill around the scene where a canter lost control killing eight people. [Caleb Kingwara, Standar]

Low levels of road safety awareness have contributed highly to poor road user decisions and actions leading to tragic crashes. Thus, arming road users with the right information can make our roads safer.

Poor road user behaviour contributed about 90 per cent of road traffic crashes and last year, the country recorded 21,760 crash victims of which 4,579 lost their lives.

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