About us

About ITS & Road Safety Association Kenya

ITS & Road Safety Association Kenya

A national platform for intelligent transport

ITSKENYA is the proposed ITS & Road Safety Association Kenya — a professional network to CONNECT stakeholders, BUILD capability and DELIVER impact through evidence-based projects.

ITS combines transport infrastructure, communications, sensors, data and operations to improve how people and goods move. Formal adoption and procurement remain with the relevant authorities; ITSKENYA proposes and coordinates guidance.

Safer roads

Safer roads

Promote measures that prevent deaths and serious injuries, especially among vulnerable road users.

Reliable mobility

Reliable mobility

Support better traffic operations, public transport information and incident response.

Standards & integration

Standards & integration

Promote standardisation of ITS equipment and standards-based integration across vendors and agencies.

Skilled professionals

Skilled professionals

Develop practical learning, mentoring and pathways for students and young professionals.

Our Vision

A Kenya where intelligent transport enables safe, inclusive, efficient and sustainable mobility for all.

Our Mission

To unite government, industry, academia and communities to advance road safety and intelligent transport through equipment standardisation, standards-based system integration, innovation, skills development and evidence-based advocacy.

Our Core Values

Safety first

Judge technology by its contribution to safer journeys.

Integrity

Use transparent decisions, ethical conduct and declared interests.

Collaboration

Combine expertise across institutions and disciplines.

Inclusion

Consider pedestrians, cyclists, persons with disabilities and underserved communities.

Evidence

Evaluate outcomes and share what works, including lessons from failure.

Sustainability

Consider lifecycle cost, maintainability, energy use and environmental effects.

What members say

One professional network

Public sector stakeholder

Kenya needs a shared table where agencies, industry and academia can agree equipment profiles before the next multi-vendor rollout.

Capability that sticks

Young professional

Mentoring and practical technical sessions are how we grow local capacity for control centres, BRT systems and safer junctions.