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Road safety the duty of all Kenyans

NAIROBI: Issues of traffic management and road safety call for an inclusive conversation on how to address the challenges we face as a country in the transport sector. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and indeed other stakeholders and partners in the road transport sub-sector acknowledge that there remains much more to be done in streamlining road transport management and the overall road safety initiatives.

 

That drink-driving poses a great risk in undoing the strides made in road safety efforts cannot be gainsaid. In this respect, NTSA is still determined to continue with its road safety interventions, especially measures to curb drink- driving through the alcohol breathalyser tests, popularly referred to as “Alcoblow”.

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