the-star.co.ke·3 min read·medium
MPs scrap 15-year grace period for compulsory pedestrian, cyclist tracks
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The Kenyan National Assembly has passed a bill requiring road agencies to include pedestrian and cyclist tracks in all road projects, removing a 15-year grace period for compliance. The bill now awaits Senate approval and presidential assent to become law.
Samburu West MP Naisula Lesuuda. County governments and road agencies could be forced to immediately start constructing cyclist and pedestrian tracks on every road.
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