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KeNHA links drop in axle load violations to weigh-in-motion technology
The Kenya National Highways Authority has attributes high speed weigh-in-motion technology to the significant drop in axle load violations along the Northern Corridor. Speaking at the Webuye Weighbridge, Cluster Manager Paul Mwirigi has enabled the authority to efficiently curb overloading among transporters. He cautioned drivers against misusing liftable axles to bypass weight limits, warning of
KeNHA links drop in axle load violations to weigh-in-motion technology - The DailyMail
The Kenya National Highways Authority has attributes high speed weigh-in-motion technology to the significant drop in axle load violations along the Northern Corridor. Speaking at the Webuye Weighbridge, Cluster Manager Paul Mwirigi has enabled the authority to efficiently curb overloading among transporters. He cautioned drivers against misusing liftable axles to bypass weight limits, warning of safety risks and legal repercussions. Mwirigi als…
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