Ndia MP Calls for Increased Road Awareness In His New Year Message.

At an event aimed at strengthening the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) support for President William Ruto in Kirinyaga, Ndia Member of Parliament emphasized the critical need for road safety among all users. Speaking at Sifa Gardens in Kirinyaga County, the MP highlighted the alarming statistics from the previous year, which showed a significant increase in road accidents, leading to numerous fatalities and injuries.

Addressing attendees, the MP stressed the importance of adhering to traffic regulations. “Road safety is not just a personal responsibility; it’s a collective obligation,” he stated. “We must all do our part in protecting lives on the roads.”

The MP, who chairs the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure, has been a vocal advocate for road safety and has taken initiative to confront the pressing issue of traffic accidents. To raise awareness, he has erected billboards in various strategic locations across the country, reminding motorists to embrace safety.

The MPs key message is simple but vital: “Keep left unless overtaking.” This serves as a crucial reminder to drivers that following established traffic norms can significantly reduce the risk of accidents. “Your life is important and of great contribution to this country,” he remarked, urging drivers to take their responsibilities seriously.

In a moving appeal, he encouraged road users to be vigilant and considerate of others. “Every time you get behind the wheel, remember that you’re not just responsible for your safety, but for everyone else’s as well.” The MP called upon the community to engage in this life-saving campaign, stressing that a culture of road safety should be cultivated.

The event, which attracted a diverse crowd, served not only as a platform to rally support for UDA but also to address crucial community concerns. Road safety emerged as a central theme, resonating deeply with the audience, many of whom have experienced loss or injury due to road mishaps.

“We cannot afford to lose more lives due to preventable accidents,” he noted, urging everyone to take action and pledge to drive safely. As the country moves into a new year, the MP’s passion for road safety serves as a reminder that collective vigilance and adherence to traffic rules can create safer roads for all.