UPDATE: This is to inform all our stakeholders that the NTSA system will have scheduled preventive maintainable on Friday 24th July 2026(07.00 pm to 12 am).
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding as we offer services to you.
As the learner's travel back home for holidays, ensure all passengers are seated and have fastened their seatbelts before starting the journey. Furthermore, ensure that no child or body parts are protruding outside the vehicle. #WatotoWafikeSalama #UsalamaBarabarani #NTSA
Embu team and NPS led by Embu Base commander conduct joint compliance enforcement at Cess Area Embu Town. Focus is on general compliance. #UsalamaBarabarani
A total number of 19 pedestrians have been arrested at pangani footbridge and booked , they will proceed to court in a few as the charge sheet is being prepared.
Road Safety remains a shared responsibility. Every pedestrian has a role to play by ensuring they use designated crossing points and available footbridges whenever they are on the road. Every safe choice you make helps protect your life and the lives of others. #StepsToZeroPedestrianDeaths #UsalamaBarabarani
Operation Watoto Wafike Salama, August School Closure
As schools across the country prepare for the August holidays, the Authority reminds all road users, parents, guardians, school bus operators, and transporters of the critical need to prioritize the safety of our children. Increased travel during this period significantly raises the risk of road traffic crashes involving learners. Extra caution and responsibility from everyone are essential since every child deserves to reach home safely.
As part of the ongoing Operation Watoto Wafike Salama Campaign, the Authority, in collaboration with the National Police Service, County Transport and Safety Committees, and other stakeholders, will intensify road safety compliance checks and public awareness campaigns along major transport corridors.
Key Measures Under Operation Watoto Wafike Salama (August School Closure):
⚫️Heightened multi-agency patrols and spot checks on vehicles transporting children.
⚫️Random vehicle inspections focusing on roadworthiness, functional speed limiters, seat belts, tires, brakes, lights, and other critical safety requirements.
⚫️Strict enforcement against speeding, overloading, drunk driving, driver fatigue, and other road safety violations.
⚫️Random compliance checks on driving licences, PSV badges, road service licences, and vehicle inspection certificates.
⚫️Enhanced road safety education and awareness targeting motorists and the public.
Further, the Authority urges members of the public to support these efforts by reporting any incidents or unsafe practices that put children at risk. Reports can be made through any of the following channels;
1. Police Hotlines 999, 911 or 112
2. St. John's Ambulance Toll free number - 0800722540 or Hotline - 0721225285
3. Red Cross Toll free number - 1199
4. The NTSA Incident Reporting Platform - https://t.co/EVNQImxEAQ.
Road safety is a shared responsibility. Let us all play our part to protect our children. #WatotoWafikeSalama
DIRECTOR GENERAL
Road Safety remains a shared responsibility. Every pedestrian has a role to play by ensuring they use designated crossing points and available footbridges whenever they are on the road. Every safe choice you make helps protect your life and the lives of others. #StepsToZeroPedestrianDeaths #UsalamaBarabarani