A past accident. [Photo|Courtesy]Following increased cases of accidents on Kenyan roads, the government has asked Kenyans to report all violations and complaints to the authorities.In a joint statement, Ag Interior and Coordination Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang'i and his Transport counterpart James Macharia said: "We appeal to all road users to play their rightful role in enhancing road safety by adhering to traffic rules and speak out against reckless road use."They asked them not to wait and talk after the accident has occurred and should not enter a vehicle that is already full. "Those found will be arrested and taken to court. All travelers must fasten safety bests," the CSs warned through a press briefing on Tuesday.Kenyans were urged to report traffic violation cases and complaints to:i) NTSA through the Hotline 0718555999, on the reporting mechanism in the NTSA App or extra cautionii) The National Police Service through the toll-free numbers 999/911 or,iii) directly to the nearest Police Officer, at the next road safety checkpoint, as you take your safari."The festive season comes with increased travel and celebrations; we therefore urge all road users to exercise extra-caution during this period. We remind the public that lawbreakers will be dealt with in strict adherence to the law."

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