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Naivasha residents oppose toll-stations on planned Rironi-Mau Summit Expressway

Large trailors wait along the Nairobi-Nakuru highway following a major traffic jam that lasted for over 12 hours after a road accident involving a trailer and personal car near Gilgil weighbridge on Thursday evening. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

Residents of Naivasha are up in arms over plans to charge all motorists using the planned Rironi-Mau Summit expressway terming this as doubled taxation.

They have now challenged the Kenya National Highway Authority (KENHA) to make sure that there is an alternative road for those motorists not keen to use the expressway.

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