Injured in a matatu or bus accident in Kenya? Learn what to do after a PSV crash, including medical treatment, police reporting, P3 forms, accident abstracts, insurance and compensation.
PSV insurance laws in Kenya require matatus and buses to carry appropriate insurance. Learn how passenger cover works, what to do after an accident and what the KSh3 million statutory limit means.
PSV seat belt laws in Kenya require passengers to use seat belts where fitted. Learn the rules for matatus, buses, operators, drivers and passengers.
How fast can a matatu or bus legally drive in Kenya? Learn about the 80 km/h PSV speed-governor rule, lower road limits, school zones, speed cameras and enforcement.
Night travel laws in Kenya allow buses and matatus to operate after dark, but long-distance night services face additional rules on licensing, drivers, working hours, rest breaks and vehicle safety.
Long-distance bus laws in Kenya regulate intercity buses, drivers and operators. Learn the rules on vehicle inspections, passenger manifests, night travel, driver rest, luggage and passenger safety.
Tourist vehicle laws in Kenya regulate safari vans, tour buses and other vehicles carrying tourists. Learn about NTSA licensing, TRA requirements, drivers, insurance and vehicle safety.
Staff transport laws in Kenya apply to company buses, vans and contracted transport services. Learn the rules covering drivers, vehicle safety, insurance, passenger capacity and PSV requirements.
School transport laws in Kenya regulate vehicles carrying children to and from school. Learn the rules on drivers, vehicle safety, speed limits, seat belts and student protection.
Ride-hailing services in Kenya are regulated by NTSA. Learn the rules covering drivers, vehicles, PSV badges, passengers and app-based transport companies.