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A nation that obeys traffic lights unpoliced

Drivers who fail to obey traffic lights put not only themselves, but other motorists in danger of accidents and serious injuries.

Kenya Traffic Act violations and penalty guidelines recommended for all road users — drivers, passengers, police officers and pedestrians — are meant to eliminate the reckless behaviour on our roads that often result in unnecessary loss of lives.

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