🚦 COUNTIES COMMUTERS WELFARE ASSOCIATION (CCWA) 🚦
The one and only organization dedicated to protecting the welfare, safety, and justice of commuters in Kenya
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Safety of our children on the road is our collective responsibility. Report any incidents of alcohol or drug use in vehicles transporting students from school. #WatotoWafikeSalama#UsalamaBarabarani
As schools prepare to reopen, all school administrators are urged to ensure that their transport vehicles are roadworthy and compliant with safety regulations. #WatotoWafikeSalama#UsalamaBarabarani
Drivers and vehicle owners have a responsibility to ensure their vehicles are in good condition and have valid licenses as schools prepare to reopen #WatotoWafikeSalama#UsalamaBarabarani
We strongly urge anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information no matter how small to come forward and assist with the investigation. Your voice could make the difference.Road safety is not optional. It is a right. And we will continue to demand safer roads for all.
COMMUTERS ASSOCIATION – OFFICIAL UPDATE
Three days ago, our commuting community lost a life in a tragic accident. We continue to stand in solidarity with the victim’s family and send our deepest condolences during this painful time. Your loss is our loss.
As the Commuters Association, we want to assure the public that we are actively following up on this matter and will do everything within our power to ensure accountability and justice. We will not stay silent.
This rainy season, keep safe distance from the vehicle ahead. Tailgating reduces your visibility and increases the risk of rear end crashes. Maintain a safe following distance at all times. #UsalamaBarabarani
Last week, BodaBoda riders from Lang’ata and Kayole graduated after completing professional training, passing NTSA tests, and earning their licenses. This milestone is a strong step toward safer roads as trained and licensed riders follow traffic rules, reduce risk, and protect passengers and other road users.
Each graduate received a helmet and reflector to improve visibility and protection on every ride, reinforcing the commitment to safety beyond the classroom.
If you are a BodaBoda rider without a license, dial *650# and start your journey to safer riding today for just 100 bob per day.
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✅ We create awareness in private and public schools, institutions, and the wider community about road safety and commuters’ rights.
🛣️ Your Safety. Your Rights. Our Mission.
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✅ We stand up for passengers using public transport, tuk-tuks, and boda bodas — protecting them from rogue operators.
✅ We advocate for safer road design, including proper footbridges, pedestrian walkways, bus stops, and flyovers.