The Motorists Association of Kenya has warned reckless road users of firm sanctions, restrictions and possible bans. It issued the warning on Tuesday as it launched a campaign against rising road deaths, Capital FM reported.
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The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has launched a campaign against road carnage. It warned that reckless road users could face firm sanctions, restrictions and possible bans, Capital FM reported on Tuesday.
The campaign urges motorists and transport operators to take more responsibility for the rising number of road deaths. MAK told drivers to own their conduct on the road, according to Capital FM.
The association singled out three behaviours. It urged motorists to avoid speeding, dangerous overtaking and drunk driving.
The reports do not say how MAK would enforce the sanctions or bans. Nor do they say when the measures would take effect.
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