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The Road Safety Association of Kenya has blamed the rising road carnage in Kayole in Naivasha, Nakuru County on the lack of inspection of public service vehicles (PSVs) and trucks to rid off the roads vehicles found to be un-roadworthy.
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The Road Safety Association of Kenya has blamed road carnages on the lack of inspection of PSVs
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