Major Roads in Kenya that Will have Toll Fees if KeNHA’s Policy Passes

The Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) has proposed a comprehensive Road Tolling Policy that could see motorists paying to use some of the country’s busiest roads.

The policy, currently in its discussion phase, aims to introduce toll fees on several major roads across the country. If approved, this move would significantly alter the landscape of Kenya’s road infrastructure financing and maintenance.

KeNHA has identified several key routes for potential tolling, including:

Addressing public concerns, KeNHA released a statement emphasizing their commitment to an inclusive process:

The authority has pledged to maintain transparency and inclusivity throughout the policy development process, recognizing the significant impact this change could have on Kenyan motorists.

Currently, the Nairobi Expressway stands as Kenya’s sole tolled road. Managed by the Moja Expressway Company, this 27-kilometer stretch connecting Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to Westlands has proven to be a successful pilot for road tolling in the country.

– Toll fees range from Ksh.120 to Ksh.360

– The expressway features 11 entry and exit points