The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) now says that at least 1,139 people died as a result of road crashes in Kenya between January 1 and March 31, 2025.
This number reflects a slight decrease compared to the 1,166 deaths recorded in 2024.
In the latest data provided by the NTSA, pedestrians were the most affected at 420, followed closely by motorcyclists at 301 fatalities.
Passengers were the third highest casualties in the same period, with 189, while Pillion passengers accounted for 130 deaths.
At least 83 drivers and 16 pedal cyclists died in the first quarter of the year.
