
Transport Safety & Development
We design and support initiatives that make Kenya's roads safer for people, goods, and services—driving sustainable growth in the transport sector.
Building safer roads for communities, goods, and services across Kenya and the Region through targeted interventions and collaborative efforts.
Across 30 countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America
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From beginner to advanced sustainability programs
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Our Pillars of Impact
Our comprehensive services drive safer, more sustainable transport across Kenya and the region

We design and support initiatives that make Kenya's roads safer for people, goods, and services—driving sustainable growth in the transport sector.
We connect experts, institutions, and communities to exchange best practices and innovative solutions in road transport safety.

We strengthen human capital in transport safety by equipping drivers, managers, and institutions with skills for safe and efficient mobility.

We champion accountability, transparency, and evidence-based policies to create a safer and more reliable transport system.

We mobilize resources and partnerships that unlock funding for impactful transport safety projects and programmes.

We generate data-driven insights and policy recommendations that shape the future of transport safety and development.

We promote sustainable mobility solutions that reduce environmental impact while advancing safe and efficient transport.
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Discover how TSDN is transforming transport safety across Kenya and the Region
Explore Our WorkSpecialized training and consultancy that empowers drivers, fleet managers, and institutions to build a safer, more efficient, and sustainable transport system
Practical, skills-based programs for PSV, corporate, and government drivers
Comprehensive framework for PSV Saccos and corporate fleets
For managers, policymakers, and safety practitioners
Specialized training for professional development
Compliance training for GoK drivers & supervisors
Practical, skills-based programs for PSV, corporate, and government drivers
Comprehensive framework for PSV Saccos and corporate fleets
For managers, policymakers, and safety practitioners
Specialized training for professional development
Compliance training for GoK drivers & supervisors
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Working together with government agencies, NGOs, private sector, and international organizations to advance transport safety across Kenya

NTSA
Government

Vital
Corporate

Easy Coach
Transport

Bolt
Technology

Safaricom
Technology

Alpha E-Mobility
Green Tech
UNILEVER
Corporate

Truckways
Logistics

KMTC
Education

NTSA
Government

Vital
Corporate

Easy Coach
Transport

Bolt
Technology

Safaricom
Technology

Alpha E-Mobility
Green Tech
UNILEVER
Corporate

Truckways
Logistics

KMTC
Education

Alpha E-Mobility
Green Tech
UNILEVER
Corporate

Truckways
Logistics

KMTC
Education

NTSA
Government

Vital
Corporate

Easy Coach
Transport

Bolt
Technology

Safaricom
Technology

Alpha E-Mobility
Green Tech
UNILEVER
Corporate

Truckways
Logistics

KMTC
Education

NTSA
Government

Vital
Corporate

Easy Coach
Transport

Bolt
Technology

Safaricom
Technology
Hear from drivers, fleet managers, and institutions who have transformed their safety culture with TSDN
“The defensive driving training from TSDN transformed how I approach my daily routes. I feel more confident, and my passengers feel safer. My incident record has been clean for over 18 months now.”
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A complete guide to the NTSA regulations every professional and PSV driver in Kenya must know — speed limits, licensing, fatigue rules, alcohol limits, and more.

Kenya loses over 3,000 people to road crashes every year. Here are the statistics every professional driver, fleet manager, and transport operator needs to understand.

If you operate a Public Service Vehicle (PSV) in Kenya today, you don’t need an economist to tell you that the ground is shifting. When the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) dropped that massive mid-month bomb—sending diesel prices surging by a historic margin—the entire transport sector felt the shockwave.

At **TranSafety Development Network (TSDN)**, we believe road safety is not just about preventing crashes on Kenyan highways and streets — it is about protecting the very foundation of our families, economy, communities, and national development. Every life lost or altered on our roads sends ripples far beyond the accident scene.

Road safety is often discussed after accidents happen, but the truth is that preventing accidents begins with everyday habits and responsible behavior from all road users. Across Kenya, thousands of people use the roads daily — drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, passengers, and bodaboda riders. While infrastructure and law enforcement play important roles, personal responsibility remains one of the biggest factors in reducing road accidents and saving lives.

Best wishes from TSDN team.
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