*Motorist Advisories – Morning Rush Hour | Wednesday June, 18, 2025* (Issued by SGA Security) *1. Anticipate Heavy Traffic* Expect congestion on key corridors including Mombasa Road, Thika Road, Waiyaki Way, Lang'ata Road, Ngong Road, and Outer Ring Road between 6:30 AM – 9:00 AM. CBD access roads in Nairobi (Haile Selassie Ave, Kenyatta Ave, Moi Ave) are especially slow-moving due to merging traffic from feeder roads. *2. Exercise Caution Despite Dry Conditions* Road surfaces are dry but dust, debris, or faded markings in some areas may still pose risks. Stay alert and avoid speeding. *3. Avoid Unnecessary Lane Switching* Keep to your lane unless overtaking. Sudden lane changes during congestion increase the chance of minor collisions and slow overall flow. *4. Give Way at Junctions* Be patient at intersections like Nyayo Stadium Roundabout, Globe Roundabout, and Westlands Interchange. Obey traffic signals and directions from officers on site. *5. Increased Bodaboda and Pedestrian Activity* Expect heightened activity near markets, schools, and residential zones. Take extra care in Eastlands, Githurai, Kangemi, and Mlolongo where foot and two-wheel traffic is high. *6. Use Alternative Routes Where Possible* To ease your commute, consider bypasses like the Southern Bypass, Northern Bypass, or Dongo Kundu Bypass to avoid city-center snarl-ups. *7. Maintain Safe Following Distance* Even on dry roads, avoid tailgating. Maintain at least a 2–3 second gap, especially in fast-moving lanes. *8. Vehicle Readiness* Ensure your lights, brakes, mirrors, and tires are in good condition — especially for early morning travel when visibility may still be low. *Note:* Stay tuned to real-time traffic updates, Adjust your departure time where possible to avoid peak bottlenecks. Stay alert. Stay safe. *Stay updated with the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel* 👉 https://rb.gy/er9tn9