New Traffic Laws Take Effect in Kenya
- Author:
- Kenya Citizen TV
- Publisher:
- Kenya Citizen TV
- Publication Date:
- 2 December 2012
- Tags:
- Kenya, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Transport and Shipping
Police countrywide have stepped up vigilance on the roads on the second day of the implementation of new traffic rules. Close to 1,000 motorists have so far been arrested since the new rules took effect, with the police saying that the crackdown will continue until normalcy is restored on Kenyan roads. Public service vehicles are also slowly resuming duty following two days of an unannounced strike to challenge the laws.
Public Transport Operators on Strike in Kenya
- Public Service Vehicle Chaos Over New Traffic Laws
- Striking Matatu Driver Attack, Rob Motorists in City
- Matatu Operators Strike Over New Traffic Laws
- Matatu Crew Members Harrasing Motorist As They Protest New Traffic Laws
- Matatu Operators Go to Court to Block New Laws
- Matatu Strike in Rongai
- Matatus Overcharge Commuters
- Matatu Crew Members Harrassing and Robbing Motorists
- Apply Citizen Arrest On Matatu Operators Robbing Motorists
- Haille Selassie/Moi Ave. Roundabout Clear
- Matatu Operators Defy Return-to-Work Appeal
Kenya's New Traffic Law Here To Stay
- VIDEO: Kenyan Judge Throws Case On New Traffic Law Out
- High Court Declines to Suspend Traffic Laws
- New Traffic Laws Futile Without Enforcement Strategy
- Court Rejects Bid to Stop New Traffic Rules
- New Traffic Law Good, Nanyuki Boda Boda Men Told
- Kenya's Economy Bears the Cost of a Taxi Strike
- Minibus Strike Leaves Commuters Stranded
- Police the Weakest Link in Traffic Law
- Public Service Vehicle's Strike Controlled By Cartels
