Most of them also do not have speed limit signs. It has also become common for officers with speed guns to hide while recording speeding motorists. The motorists are then stopped after some distance and asked to pay fines without been shown proof of speeding. NTSA Director General Francis Meja has defended the safety authority, saying not all speed guns on the roads belong to them. He had been charged for driving at 114kph along the Kericho- Nakuru highway against a speed limit of 100 kph.

Source: Daily Nation November 26, 2016 22:52 UTC