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Gazette Notice No. 7856 of 2025
The Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport invites public comments on regulatory impact statements for four proposed transport instruments within 14 days, as printed.
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Whole issue, from Kenya Law. This notice starts on printed page 3237.
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Items 4
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Legislation notice 1
Link- Issuing authority
- Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport
- Memoranda recipient
- Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport
- Body
- State Department for Transport, Ministry of Roads and Transport, National Transport and Safety Authority (Copies of comments to comments@ntsa.go.ke.)
- Proposed instrument
- Traffic (Motor Vehicle Inspection) Rules, 2025
- Comments
- 14 days, as printed
- Comment period start
- the date of publication of this notice
- Submission method
- Written memoranda addressed to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport.
- Purpose
- Regulatory Impact Statements have been prepared; the public and all persons likely to be affected are requested to submit written memoranda.
- Objective
- To provide structured legal framework for the inspection of motor vehicles aimed at promoting roadworthiness, reducing emissions and enhancing the overall safety of road transport.
- Document availability
- www.transport.go.ke and www.ntsa.go.ke; hard copies may also be requested through the Ministry’s email address during normal working hours.
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Legislation notice 2
Link- Issuing authority
- Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport
- Memoranda recipient
- Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport
- Body
- State Department for Transport, Ministry of Roads and Transport, National Transport and Safety Authority (Copies of comments to comments@ntsa.go.ke.)
- Proposed instrument
- Traffic (School Transport) Rules, 2025
- Comments
- 14 days, as printed
- Comment period start
- the date of publication of this notice
- Submission method
- Written memoranda addressed to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport.
- Purpose
- Regulatory Impact Statements have been prepared; the public and all persons likely to be affected are requested to submit written memoranda.
- Objective
- To provide a comprehensive framework for the safe, professional and regulated transportation of school-going children in Kenya.
- Document availability
- www.transport.go.ke and www.ntsa.go.ke; hard copies may also be requested through the Ministry’s email address during normal working hours.
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Legislation notice 3
Link- Issuing authority
- Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport
- Memoranda recipient
- Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport
- Body
- State Department for Transport, Ministry of Roads and Transport, National Transport and Safety Authority (Copies of comments to comments@ntsa.go.ke.)
- Proposed instrument
- Traffic (Drink Driving) Rules, 2025
- Comments
- 14 days, as printed
- Comment period start
- the date of publication of this notice
- Submission method
- Written memoranda addressed to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport.
- Purpose
- Regulatory Impact Statements have been prepared; the public and all persons likely to be affected are requested to submit written memoranda.
- Objective
- To strengthen the legal and enforcement framework for preventing and penalizing driving under the influence of alcohol.
- Document availability
- www.transport.go.ke and www.ntsa.go.ke; hard copies may also be requested through the Ministry’s email address during normal working hours.
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Legislation notice 4
Link- Issuing authority
- Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport
- Memoranda recipient
- Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport
- Body
- State Department for Transport, Ministry of Roads and Transport, National Transport and Safety Authority (Copies of comments to comments@ntsa.go.ke.)
- Proposed instrument
- National Transport and Safety (Operation of Commercial Vehicles) Regulations, 2025
- Comments
- 14 days, as printed
- Comment period start
- the date of publication of this notice
- Submission method
- Written memoranda addressed to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport.
- Purpose
- Regulatory Impact Statements have been prepared; the public and all persons likely to be affected are requested to submit written memoranda.
- Objective
- To enhance the regulation, licensing and operational standards of commercial service vehicles in Kenya to promote accountability, safety and professionalism in road transport.
- Document availability
- www.transport.go.ke and www.ntsa.go.ke; hard copies may also be requested through the Ministry’s email address during normal working hours.
Everyone named
| Signed by | Davis Chirchir, Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport |
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| Proposed instruments 4 | Traffic (Motor Vehicle Inspection) Rules, 2025 · Traffic (School Transport) Rules, 2025 · Traffic (Drink Driving) Rules, 2025 · National Transport and Safety (Operation of Commercial Vehicles) Regulations, 2025 |
| Bodies 3 | State Department for Transport · Ministry of Roads and Transport · National Transport and Safety Authority |
| Memoranda recipient | Principal Secretary, State Department for Transport |
| Places 3 | Transcom House · Ngong Road · Nairobi |
| Law 3 | Statutory Instruments Act · Traffic Act · National Transport and Safety Authority Act |
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Kenya Gazette Notice No. 7856 of 2025, Vol. CXXVII No. 129, 18 June 2025, p. 3237.Permalink funua.com/notices/2025/7856/.
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Filed under: Legislation, 2025 · June 2025 · Vol. CXXVII No. 129