NTSA Warns PSV Operators to Follow Traffic Regulations After Deadly Crash

Author: Timothy CerulloPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Kenya

Crime & Law

NTSA Warns PSV Operators to Follow Traffic Regulations After Deadly Crash

NTSA summoned officials from Risen Sacco and Royal Swift Express after two separate accidents. On June 3, 2026, a 33-seater matatu belonging to Risen Sacco overturned on Enterprise Road in Nairobi, killing five people, following reckless driving. Witnesses said at least six people were hanging outside the vehicle. NTSA warned all PSV operators to strictly obey traffic regulations or face action.

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