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Kenyans blaming NTSA have been a norm, Kenyans expressing growing concern over the increasing number of road accidents in the country. While few are quick to blame reckless drivers for the tragic accidents, a growing number of citizens are pointing fingers at the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) for its alleged failure to properly regulate and enforce traffic laws.
According to reports, Kenyans are frustrated with what they perceive to be a lack of accountability on the part of the NTSA, which is responsible for overseeing road safety in the country. Many argue that the authority has failed to take decisive action against drivers who flout traffic rules, leading to a rise in road accidents and fatalities.
Critics have also accused the NTSA of being too lenient with drivers, particularly those who are found to have committed multiple traffic offenses. In some cases, drivers who have been involved in serious accidents have reportedly been allowed to continue driving, despite having a poor track record on the road.
The situation has sparked outrage among Kenyans, who are calling on the government to take action against the NTSA and improve road safety in the country. Some have even taken to social media to express their frustration.
In response, the NTSA has defended its record on road safety, pointing out that it has implemented a number of measures to reduce accidents on Kenyan roads. These include the installation of speed cameras, suspending drivers, suspending PSV saccos that were regularly breaking laws, and the introduction of tougher penalties for traffic offenses.
Many residents remain unconvinced, arguing that the NTSA needs to do more to protect citizens from careless and reckless drivers. As the debate over road safety in Kenya continues, it remains to be seen what steps the government will take to address the issue and restore public trust in the NTSA.
