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Wearing the right gear is just as important as having a properly serviced bike and knowing how to ride it.
Here are the 5 essentials of protective riding gear for every motorcycle rider
1. Helmets
2. Riding gloves
3. Jackets and Trousers
4. Boots
5. Back Protector
12 SMART LOGBOOK HACKS EVERY KENYAN CAR OWNER SHOULD KNOW
12 SMART LOGBOOK HACKS EVERY KENYAN CAR OWNER SHOULD KNOW
1. Register the Car Under Your Company (If Applicable)
If you run a limited company, register the car in the company’s name not your personal one. This can offer tax benefits and streamline asset management.
2. Never Laminate Your Logbook
A logbook isn’t your birth certificate it changes hands when you sell the car and may need verification. Laminating it can make this process harder or even invalidate the document.
3. Buying a Car for a Partner?
Keep It in Your Name ! Period !
If you're purchasing a vehicle for a lover or partner, register it in your name and retain the logbook. Emotions change, but ownership records don’t ! think logically !
4. Update Ownership Within 14 Days
According to Section 9 of the Traffic Act (Cap 403), it’s illegal to use a vehicle for more than 14 days after acquiring it without updating the ownership details.
5. Mark Logbook Copies Clearly for Insurance Use
Whenever you send a logbook copy to your insurance provider, cross it out and label it "For Insurance Purposes Only" to prevent misuse.
6. Verify the KRA PIN on Your Logbook
Make sure the KRA PIN number listed on your logbook matches yours (or your company’s). Mistakes here can cause serious registration issues.
7. Regularly Check Your NTSA Portal
Log in to your NTSA account occasionally to ensure that your car ownership details are accurate. The name in the system should match the logbook.
8. Store the Logbook Safely
Keep the original logbook in a secure place ideally in a home safe. Make sure a trusted family member knows where it is in case something happens to you.
9. Inspect the Original Foreign Logbook When Buying Used Cars
When buying a foreign used car, request the original logbook from the country of origin. Stolen or written off vehicles often lack this documentation. For Japanese imports, use Google Lens to translate the logbook and confirm that the chassis number matches all other documentation.
10. Never Keep Your Logbook in the Car
Scan and store your logbook in a secure cloud service like Google Drive. Keeping originals or even copies in your car makes it easier for thieves to alter or misuse them.
11. Selling on Installments?
Keep the Logbook Until Full Payment
If you're selling a car and the buyer is paying in installments, retain the logbook in your name until they complete the payments. Include this clause in your sale agreement. Also, ensure the insurance policy names you as a party with financial interest.
12. Verify Logbooks When Buying on Hire Purchase
Before signing any hire purchase agreement for a foreign used car, physically inspect the logbook.
Get a stamped photocopy from the dealer labeled as a “true copy.” If the car isn’t registered yet, request a copy of the logbook once it’s issued.
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I HAVE SAID AND WRITTEN much about this but allow me repeat for the umpteenth time; Due diligence on land is not just a search at lands office. Here are 4 other ways to carry out land due diligence:-
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