The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in Kenya has made a significant move by suspending the license of a public service vehicle (PSV) driver who was caught on video driving on a pedestrian walkway near Thika Road. This decision comes after an incident that garnered widespread public attention, following footage that showed the driver maneuvering a bus along the pathway meant for pedestrians, which raised serious concerns about road safety and adherence to traffic regulations. The driver, affiliated with Neema Travellers Agency Ltd Sacco, underwent fresh driving tests after the incident; however, he was deemed incapable of meeting the required standards essential for safe driving. Consequently, his license has been suspended for a period of 90 days, and he is mandated to undergo a medical assessment prior to the retesting process. This incident has sparked outrage among members of the public, highlighting the ongoing issues regarding driver behavior and the enforcement of traffic laws in Kenya. The NTSA has utilized this opportunity to call upon all motorists to adhere strictly to traffic rules and to prioritize the safety of pedestrians, emphasizing the vital role that responsible driving plays in preventing accidents and ensuring public safety on the roads.