NTSA Rolls Out New Look Number Plates

Interior and coordination of National Government CS Dr Fred Matiangi accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, PS Karanja Kibicho, IG Hilary Mutyambai and the DG Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) Saitoti Maika in a meeting with NTSA top officials where they rolled out a new set of plates on Friday, January 28, 2022.
Interior and coordination of National Government CS Dr Fred Matiangi accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, PS Karanja Kibicho, IG Hilary Mutyambai and the DG Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) Saitoti Maika in a meeting with NTSA top officials where they rolled out a new set of plates on Friday, January 28, 2022.
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has rolled out new look number plates for container freight stations, garages and towing companies.

In a meeting attended by Interior Cabinet Secretary, Fred Matiang'i, NTSA unveiled the new look plates on Friday, January 28.

The new set of plates are "KC" for container freight stations, "KG" for garages and "KT" for towing companies. 

Interior and coordination of National Government CS Dr Fred Matiangi accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, PS Karanja Kibicho, IG Hilary Mutyambai and the DG Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) Saitoti Maika in a meeting with NTSA top officials where they rolled out a new set of plates on Friday, January 28, 2022.
Interior and coordination of National Government CS Dr Fred Matiangi accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, PS Karanja Kibicho, IG Hilary Mutyambai and the DG Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) Saitoti Maika in a meeting with NTSA top officials where they rolled out a new set of plates on Friday, January 28, 2022.
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In pictures seen by Kenyans.co.ke the new plates are white in colour on a light green background, resembling those initially used by the Municipal Councils.

CS Matiangi was accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, Interior Principal Secretary, Karanja Kibicho, Inspect General of Police Hilary Mutyambai and the Director General Financial Reporting Centre (FRC), Saitoti Maika.

Members of the public who wish to apply for the new KG plate license for garage and tow trucks will be required to pay Ksh18,550.

The applications can be made on the NTSA section on the eCitizen website. Once you log in to the website click on the NTSA option and you will be directed to a new page with an option written: make application.

Once you click on the make an application, click on "KG plates license" and select New KG plate license for garage and tow trucks, then proceed with your application.

NTSA will ask you to enter the company registration number, estate and plot number, road and/or building name, your town or city and your postal address.

Last week the NTSA announced it was working on a new system as part of a crackdown targeting all motorists in Kenya.

The authority indicated that the new system is aimed at harmonising and synchronising the digital system under Transport Integrated Management System (TIMS) to provide information regarding all vehicles on Kenyan roads.

This comes after the revelation that some unroadworthy vehicles, which had been flagged off the road, had sneaked back into the transport sector causing a spike in accidents.

NTSA Director of Registration and Licensing, Christopher Wanjau, explained that some of the unroadworthy vehicles used duplicate number plates to operate undetected.

The new set of plates are "KC" for container freight stations, "KG" for garages and "KT" for towing companies.
The new set of plates are "KC" for container freight stations, "KG" for garages and "KT" for towing companies.
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Interior and coordination of National Government CS Dr Fred Matiangi accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, PS Karanja Kibicho, IG Hilary Mutyambai and the DG Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) Saitoti Maika in a meeting with NTSA top officials where they rolled out a new set of plates on Friday, January 28, 2022.
Interior and coordination of National Government CS Dr Fred Matiangi accompanied by CAS Hussein Dado, PS Karanja Kibicho, IG Hilary Mutyambai and the DG Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) Saitoti Maika in a meeting with NTSA top officials where they rolled out a new set of plates on Friday, January 28, 2022.
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