Toll Fees

Makhalanganga said:
What might happen if motorists united and boycotted driving for a month? Sote tupande matatu in solidarity. Maybe i am overthinking.
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Diesel ndio inarun economy hapo tutakuwa tumejenga Gov't ka niku boycott everybody including the matatus and lorries should boycott and to some extent industries tuifanye German style
 
Field Marshal said:
I don't understand why existing roads like the Southern By-Pass should be tolled. We are already paying for them in our taxes and fuel levy, so why should we incur additional costs? The roads that should be tolled are those built through PPP. But what do I know?
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ni pesa inatafutwa ya kulipa madeni, it is survival now.
 
Makavelli said:
Source: https://www.businessdailyafrica.com...-motorists/3946234-5524136-j03ne2z/index.html

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Brace for toll fees from July, MPs tell motorists

Motorists will pay toll fees from July after the National Treasury published draft regulations to guide the establishment of a fund.
Mr David Pkosing, the chairperson of the National Assembly committee on transport told the Business Daily Tuesday that Parliament, which resumed its session yesterday, would prioritise debate and passage of the proposed rules. Treasury Secretary Ukur Yatani has since invited Kenyans to give their views on the proposed regulations that will be tabled before Parliament for debate and approval next month.

The tolling fund will be used to finance maintenance of highways and repayment of other roads built by private contractors. “This is the procedure that I anticipated and I can say that the laws will be in place by June. We badly need them especially for the Nairobi Expressway from Mlolongo to James Gichuru,” Mr Pkosing said. Besides Nairobi Expressway, other roads eyed for tolling include Nakuru highway, Mombasa Road, Thika Superhighway and Nairobi’s Southern Bypass.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KenHA) had last year recommended between Sh6-Sh30 per kilometre to use the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit road in varying fees based on the capacity of the vehicle. Motorists who do not wish to use the toll highways can still rely on other roads connecting the towns to the capital but will have to cope with heavy snarl-ups.

Mafuta icheze chini ya 80/= to the Litre ndio tulipe ii Toll.
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Means if you are driving for 100 km and fees are 30 bob per km, total payable is 3000/?
 
ShakaZulu said:
ni pesa inatafutwa ya kulipa madeni, it is survival now.
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Kulipa madeni ama ni pesa ya kuiba...mutherferkers hujaona ata reli imejengwa ikafika kwa shamba ya uhuru, huko wanagawanya dry port for free and its our taxes that are paying for that shit. That private land will be developed and have infrastructures installed at our fuckin costs
 
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