NTSA

If your business owns or plans to own vehicles, creating an NTSA Business Account should be one of your first administrative priorities. Registering company vehicles under the business rather than an individual helps ensure proper ownership records, simplifies fleet management, and supports compliance with Kenyan regulations. From an accounting and tax perspective, vehicles registered in […]

As of June 1, 2026, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), in collaboration with the National Police Service, the Judiciary, and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP), has officially implemented a modernized Minor Traffic Offence Enforcement Framework. This digital transformation marks a significant shift in how traffic violations are handled across

Starting 10th June 2026, NTSA rolled out Digital logbooks or E-logbooks as they’re being referred to.   This means that you will no longer be going to NTSA offices to collect physical logbooks. The agency will issue digital ones that you can access on your NTSA service portal.  What Does This Change Mean? Moving forward, all

On August 30th, 2022, the former Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr, Fred Matiang’i launched the new digital number plates. In his speech, he said the new plates are equipped with security features so as to curb crime and motor vehicle theft cases. Some of these features include a scannable hologram and a serial number that corresponds

Before buying a locally used vehicle in Kenya it’s advisable to conduct due diligence so as to ensure you’re getting value for your money. Conducting a vehicle search is a huge part of this process as it enables you to know who the real owner of the vehicle is as well as other details of

It’s illegal in Kenya to drive a vehicle without a valid driving licence. If found guilty it can attract a fine of up to Ksh 1,000. Therefore, you should ensure you renew your driver’s licence immediately upon expiry. Today, driving licence renewal in Kenya is done via the eCitizen portal which is a one-stop shop

The Law of Kenya under the Traffic ACT (CAP 403) section 9 states “It is unlawful to use a motor vehicle or continue keeping it in your possession for more than fourteen days after assuming its possession, without changing its ownership.” This is also written on the back side of the logbook. What this means

The TIMS Website under the directive of the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has been SHUT DOWN. As a result, all NTSA services will now be accessed via the eCitizen portal on the following link https://serviceportal.ntsa.go.ke/ TIMS in full stands for the Transport Integrated Management System. This system was previously employed by the National