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Pedestrians too need to obey traffic rules

More Kenyans have so far died in road accidents this year than the whole of last year, according to statistics from the National Transport and Safety Authority.

From January to the beginning of this month, Kenya had lost 2,294 on the roads, compared to 2,084 people who died last year. Worse, most of the dead were pedestrians, especially in major cities and towns, with Nairobi claiming what one could argue is the lion’s share.

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