Kenya: Tatu City Launches Traffic, Road Safety Initiatives to Boost Urban Planning

24 December 2024

Nairobi — Tatu City has announced a comprehensive set of traffic and road safety measures, cementing its position as a pioneer in innovative urban planning in Kenya.

The initiatives aim to enhance safety and efficiency within the city, supporting its vision of creating a sustainable and secure urban environment.

Tatu City's approach combines cutting-edge technology, modern infrastructure, and community engagement to address road safety challenges effectively.

"This initiative reflects our commitment to building a city where safety, innovation, and sustainability are at the core of urban living," the city's management stated.

The measures are expected to set a benchmark for urban development, further advancing Tatu City's reputation as a leader in progressive city planning.

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