State Department for Transport Kenya

🇰🇪 Honouring our past. Driving our future.

Every journey matters because someone is always waiting for you.

Patience saves lives. Slow down, drive with care and show respect to all road users.

Drive safely. Arrive safely.

130 years later, the railway story continues to move Kenya forward. From steam locomotives and historic stations to modern rail infrastructure and the SGR, Kenya Railways remains at the heart of national connectivity, trade and transformation.

A legacy built on movement. A future driven by progress.

Kenya’s transport systems have continued to evolve over the years through changes in technology, mobility solutions, and passenger services.

From traditional railway systems and ferries to modern rail transport, public mobility and emerging e-mobility solutions, transport remains an important part of connecting people, supporting trade and facilitating movement across the country.

Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir today presented key National Transport and Safety Authority and Traffic Act regulations before the National Assembly Committee on Delegated Legislation aimed at enhancing road safety, improving vehicle inspection standards, regulating school and commercial transport and combating drink driving.

The proposed regulations seek to reduce road accidents, fatalities and injuries while promoting accountability and efficiency in the transport sector.

The adoption of electric motorcycles supports the Government’s agenda on clean transport by reducing emissions, lowering fuel dependency and advancing affordable mobility for wananchi.

Day 2 of the Northern Corridor meeting at offices. Key priorities under discussion: cargo safety, logistics hubs, green transport, improving efficiency at ports of entry and exit and harmonization of operations along the Northern corridor.

The and the Northern Corridor Transit & Transport Coordination Authority (NCTTCA) convened a 2-day stakeholders’ consultative meeting, chaired by Mr. Yaro Suleiman of , to address key issues affecting the corridor. The forum ensures member states’ priorities are reflected in the Authority’s annual work plan & budget.