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Road Safety Association of Kenya was established in 2013, by like-minded individuals, drawn from the corporate sector. This came at a time when road accidents were a norm in Kenya. It was apparent then that, the corporate were the most affected, by loss of skilled manpower, financial implications and time loss. As they say prevention is better than cure, and to nip this in the bud RSAK was formed. It served as a platform to advocate for Road safety. However, they realized earlier on, unless action was taken correctively by the government, members of the public and private sector, things would not change.
Over the years, they have lobbied, provided civic education and taken to task, regulatory Authorities, charged with keeping Kenya's safe on our roads. To date, we are over 150 corporate members and still counting. Our mission is to advice the government agencies where necessary on matters road safety.
To develop and promote road safety education through education, publicity campaigns, development of training materials and a range of publications focusing on safe road use which will result in the reduction of road accidents in Kenya.
To develop a research, analysis and statistics data base on road safety and transport in Kenya.
To promote and encourage adtherence to laws, rules and regulations governing road use.
To assist in the implementation of laws, rules and regulations which pertains to road safety.
To examine the analysis of up to date trends of road deaths,injuries and related problems and seek solutions for the same by engaging relevant stakeholders.
To submit proposals to the relevant authorities for providing and improving facilities for road users and transport users.
To develop and/or promote products and incentives that promotes and improves road safety.
To seek technical and financial support for purposes of development of road safety in Kenya.
To strengthen and promote the cooperation between stakeholders in the transport industry across Kenya.
To organize seminars, meetings and conferences for the better management and development of road safety practices.
To do other things for the advancement of the general safety and awareness of the people of Kenya, and undertake all such activities towards the attainment of the above objects.
Armed with a vision of #zeroliveslost, David's mission is to eradicate road carnage on our roads. After enduring a life-changing experience from a road accident, his passion for road safety is rivaled to none.
As one of the founding members of Road Safety Association of Kenya, Martin has been at the forefront in the fight to make Kenyan roads safer for all road users especially pedestrians and cyclists.
She was involved with matters of road safety for many years. As a member of the RSAK, she took part in the appeal to the government to establish a specific road safety authority, hence the creation of the NTSA.
It refers to the methods and measures used to prevent road users from being killed or seriously injured.
They are pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, vehicle passengers and passengers of on-road public transport.
The designs of our roads should encourage appropriate road user behaviour and safe speeds.
Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.
~ Former President Barack Obama
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