A pal ameshikwo huko!!!!

C & P

For most of u who drive within the city of Nairobi
kindly note that the Kenya Traffic Police in conjunction
with NTSA(National Transport and Safety
Authority)have started the implementation of 50km/h
rule on most major roads within the city.
Below are some of the major roads that the rule has been implemented as they have stated:
1.Waiyaki way-The 50km/h rule starts from the
Kangemi bridge all the way to town and ends at the bridge as you Leave the city.
2.Langata Road-The 50km/h rule starts form the KWS
Headquarters or the Nairobi National park main gate
all the
to town and back from town to the same place.
3.NGONG ROAD-The rule starts from the Nakumatt
Junction main entrance all the way to town and back
to the
to the same place.
4.Jogoo Road-The rule starts from the Buru Buru
turn-off all the way to town and back to the same
place.
5.Mombasa Road-The rule starts from the General
Motors junction all the way to town and back to the
same place.
6.Limuru Road-The rule starts from the Muthaiga mini
market round about all the way to town and back to
the
Same place.
7.Thika Road-The rule starts from the Kenyatta
University main gate all the way to town and back to
the same
Place but it’s not yet clear on this rule on the
superhighway because the 100km/h speed limit
Signboard is still in place that allows to cruise on that
speed all the way to pangani.
For those driving outside the city please note that
special speed guns have been placed on different
areas to catch on those who are driving beyond the
speed limit (110km/h) and the traffic police and the
NTSA have come up with roadside courts where
offenders are been fined on the spot

What is the speed limit on Mombasa road from Athi flyover towards Machakos? What about the Limuru Nakuru section?

Doing 50km/h on Thika road from KU all the way to Tao is laughable!

^^^upper speed limit is 110kmh, not 100.

The highest I have seen on sections of Thika Highway is 100...I think the whole speed limits thing needs re-thinking.

Alternatively we should ban all cars whose speedometer goes beyond 50(Or beyond 100) from being imported or being made in Kenya. Why allow importing a car likely to be used to break the law by being driven beyond the allowed limits?

NTSA should also ensure our safety by making sure all street lights are working as part of the safety campaign.

totally agree but the lights should be working at all times, not onky during these campaigns. it is bad enough that the lanes are not properly marked ob many roads.

the trouble with this nation is that issues of national importance that should be constantly addressed are dealt with as events.

How does one know they've "Utalii drift" if it's not marked?

On the way from Ndakaini, I decided to be a very good citizen. I was driving at the indicated speed in each section. I realised all parts are labeled. Maximum at 100, others at 80 and near bumps at 50. When I reached this Utalii drift, I expected to see 50kph sign, the one there is for 80 and after mteremko it changes to 100 and there was no other sign mpaka town. Now I was wondering, in case you are caught driving at 100, are you guilty yet the road is marked clearly 100kph?