NTSA Flags Cracked Windscreens and Broken Headlights After Night Operation as 13 Vehicles Are Impounded

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 29, 2026Country: Kenya
Society & Lifestyle
NTSA Flags Cracked Windscreens and Broken Headlights After Night Operation as 13 Vehicles Are Impounded

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) impounded 13 vehicles during a night-time compliance check conducted with multiple agencies on the Southern Bypass on Wednesday. Violations included driving under the influence of alcohol, expired licences and inspection stickers, lack of insurance or breaches of insurance terms, broken headlights and cracked windscreens. Under its “Msimu Bila Ajali Usalama Barabarani” campaign, the authority is also checking compliance with speed limits, the operation of speed limiters and data transmission to the IRSMS system.

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