Road Safety

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has revoked the operating licenses of four public transport companies following multiple accidents during the December 2025 festive season. The affected firms are Monna Comfort Sacco, Greenline, Naekana Route 134, and Uwezo Coast, which failed to comply with road safety regulations. NTSA has also issued a 21-day ultimatum to Guardian Coach and Nanyuki Express to address their issues.

January 17, 2026 An Ruwaito ta hanyar AI

Pinamar's municipality issued a decree imposing million-peso fines, vehicle seizures, and criminal charges for reckless maneuvers with quad bikes and UTVs in La Frontera, following a series of serious accidents. The measure aims to bolster road safety in this busy summer tourist area. It includes active checkpoints and recovery of costs for damages incurred.

A runaway BEST bus crushed 13 people outside Bhandup railway station in Mumbai on Monday night, killing four on the spot. Nine others are fighting for life in hospital amid chaos and public outrage in the area. The incident has shaken the city.

December 30, 2025 An Ruwaito ta hanyar AI

The Gauteng government has raised serious concerns about motorists speeding, failing to wear seatbelts, children sitting on parents' laps, vlogging, and drink-driving on the province's roads. Eight motorists have been arrested for speeding since Monday, with the highest recorded speed at 200 km/h. Law enforcement agencies conducted stop-and-search operations at the De Hoek Toll Plaza on Tuesday afternoon.

South Africa's Transport Department reports a decline in road fatalities during the festive season, but highlights a rise in reckless overtaking and drinking and driving. Deputy Minister Mkhuleko Hlengwa urges drivers to exercise patience and avoid risky behaviors. The preliminary data shows promising reductions in crashes and deaths compared to last year.

December 22, 2025 An Ruwaito ta hanyar AI

Thousands of Kenyans are traveling to villages to join families for Christmas and New Year festivities despite economic challenges and unpredictable weather. Security forces are collaborating with agencies like NTSA to prevent road accidents, while hotels across the country are fully booked with guests. Experts advise vehicle preparations and financial prudence to avoid regrets.