Over 300 pedestrians arrested in road safety crackdown

More than 300 pedestrians have been arrested and arraigned for crossing roads at undesignated points or failing to use designated pedestrian footbridges. The arrests were made during a crackdown by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in conjunction with the National Police Service, targeting widespread violations of pedestrian traffic regulations. The violation attracts a fine of between 500 shillings and 5,000 shillings. Authorities have intensified efforts to improve road safety and reduce pedestrian fatalities. Ben Kirui has more.