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Increased accidents raise fears among motorists and passengers

Transport Principal Secretary Eng. John Mosonik and Kenya Roads Board General Manager Finance Rashid Mohamed (left), addressing the press in his Nairobi office  PICTURE BY GOVEDI ASUTSA.

The increased accidents on the Nakuru-Eldoret highway over time have raised fears among motorists and passengers, who are now seeking alternative routes.

Most motorists travelling to Eldoret and western Kenya are opting to use the Nakuru-Eldama Ravine-Makutano road.

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