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Following closely are passengers at 365 fatalities compared to 325 the previous year. Kenyans succumbing to motorcycle accidents rose by 46 victims to hit 330 in July this year compared to 284 in the same month last year. Overall, Kenyans reported having died on the road increased by 162 to reach 1,662 in 2019 compared to 1,500 last year. Moreover, passengers take the lead in the seriously injured category at 1,228 as of July this year compared to 930 in the same month last year. Following closely are pedestrians at 608 in July this year compared to 308 in July last year.SEE ALSO :Bikes create jobs and boost growth
Motorcyclists could not be left behind with Kenyans seriously injured rising by 282 to hit 576 in July compared to 294 in the same month last year. Overall, Kenyans seriously injured on the road reached 3,078 in 2019 compared to 2,061 last year. This was an increase of 1,017 serious injuries. In a separate report, the Authority also found that the country’s hotspots as of July 1 alone stood at nine locations with Luanda, Kilifi, Naromoru, Makupa, Sagana, Kapenguria, Matuu, Bomet and some parts of Nairobi recording up to 24 accidents.For the latest news in entertainment check out Sde.co.ke and Pulser.co.ke , for everything sports visit Gameyetu.co.ke and ladies we have you covered on Evewoman



