NTSA Steps Up Training for PSV Operators to Reduce Road Crashes
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has intensified training for public service vehicle (PSV) operators to enhance road safety and reduce accidents. The second phase of the Public Transport Professionalisation and Capacity Building Programme is currently ongoing in Nakuru, Uasin Gishu, and Trans Nzoia counties. This initiative follows an earlier successful training cycle, aiming to create more competent and safety-conscious PSV operators across the country.
Key points
- NTSA has launched a second training cohort for PSV operators.
- Training is active in Nakuru, Uasin Gishu, and Trans Nzoia counties.
- Focus is on improving road safety and reducing crashes.
- Program builds on a previous successful exercise.
Why it matters
Public transport remains a crucial mode of travel for millions of Kenyans. Enhancing PSV operator skills is key to lowering road accident rates, protecting passengers, and ensuring safer roads nationwide. NTSA’s ongoing efforts in multiple counties underscore the government's commitment to addressing transport safety challenges.
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