@RSF_2020@loddca If this is accurate info, then that means that the signs on the road are throwing off drivers and if taken to court, there is a discrepancy between what the road sign speed limit shows and the actual one.
Today, LoDDCA Chairman @djnyash and SG @Elviscolins presented our submissions on the proposed Traffic Act amendments before the Transport Parliamentary Committee. The meeting was adjourned indefinitely, bt we remain committed to championing the interests of drivers and conductors
8. Red hill → 50 km/h
9. Mombasa Road
10. Nyayo Stadium to Sameer Business Park : 80 km/h
11. Cabanas / JKIA Approach: 80 km/h
Waiyaki Way
12. Kangemi / Uthiru Stretch: 60–80 km/h
13. Langata Road / Uhuru Gardens Stretch : 50 km/h
@loddca@roadsensekenya@ThikaTowntoday
Slumber Nganya's failed manyoka stunt takes the life of seven. Several people also injured in a crash that occurred last night on enterprise road.
RIP to the departed & quick recovery to those injured in the crash.
Until when @ntsa_kenya?
@jumaf3@loddca@roadsensekenya
This nganya almost tipped over while pulling a stunt. The after math of things gone wrong would have the CS for transport forming a committee to investigate the matter as @ntsa_kenya starts a weak crack down on NBO ma3s.
Until when?
@jumaf3@loddca@ThikaTowntoday
Day 2 of the Northern Corridor workshop is in full swing! We’re diving deep into:
✅ Trade Union power & collaboration
✅ Driver wellness & safety interventions
✅ Strategic planning for joint advocacy campaign
Focused on empowering drivers and building a safer corridor @loddca
Honoured to join the @tawukenya and @loddca leadership forum today as we engaged on strategic partnerships, shared advocacy, and collaboration for the welfare of transport workers. Stronger together. #TransportWorkers
Today our leadership joined @tawukenya leadership forum as guests to discuss strategic collaboration, shared advocacy and partnerships for the welfare of long distance transport workers.
@adenaohscenter@NSSF_ke@DOSHS_KE@princegershom_
@Endgen22@LarryMadowo@loddca This is the most unfortunate bit, We have Transporters woth assignments in Congo and pushing Drivers to head that direction despite the Pandemic Exposure
Matatu Workers Demand "Pay First"
Matatu workers are now decrying low pay amidst the fuel price crisis.
The workers have threatened to call for a nationwide strike, if their demands are ignored.
#NTVTonight@Ben_Kitili
Matatu workers have called on the Government to include drivers and conductors in ongoing discussions surrounding the country’s fuel crisis, warning that the transport sector is under growing pressure and risks operational instability if urgent measures are not taken.
Speaking during a joint press briefing in Nairobi on May 27, Secretary General of the Matatu Workers Union Maurice Oduor accused stakeholders of sidelining frontline workers despite their central role in sustaining Kenya’s public transport system.
https://t.co/5P82h2PI7A
Transporters are still operating on the route, but today @LarryMadowo posted this update.
We are yet to receive confirmation from our members on the ground, but we are actively following up to establish the exact situation.
@LarryMadowo@loddca with the severe outbreak of ebola in Congo, are transporters still going to Congo under what measures to avoid contracting the deadly disease