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Let's make roads in urban centres safer

Pedestrians within Kenyan urban centres face the ever present danger of getting hit by vehicles and motorcycles. This is largely because towns lack walkways and safe crossing points.

Those at risk are mainly school children and the elderly. As a result, urgent measures need to be taken to make towns safer for pedestrians and also make vehicular movement easier.

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