Road Safety Marathon

Home
Kenya
Nairobi
Road Safety Marathon

It shall have 10km, 5km and 2k for Corporate teams.

Road Safety Marathon is an annual road race event mainly for Road Safety Awareness through sports. 2021 edition shall be held on Sunday 21st November in Nakuru Town. Event: Road Safety Marathon
Race 5km and 10km both men and women
Our vision: A marathon with humanity
Our Mission: Working towards ‘‘ZERO’’ road accidents
Our Motto: Road Safety our TOP priority
Our values: Humanity, Caring,

Integrity, Self driven service to community and Fun

Marathon Objectives:

•To create a vibrant public awareness on ROAD SAFETY through sports
•To mobilize large crowd for sports, fun and provide some sense of happiness to athletes that would like to showcase their talent
•To showcase sense of humanity by engage and supporting humanitarian services.
•To promote Tourism in our Country
•To develop innovative materials, videos, fliers, TV clips related to road safety awareness.
•To prove when it comes to organizing events in Kenya, “Road Safety Marathon is BEST”
•Raise money for the provision of humanitarian services, supporting road accident survivors, lighting up Black Spot Zones and setting up road accident exhibition Centre

21/06/2024

Mark the date, and join us on 17th November 2024, at Uhuru Garden for the Nairobi Road Safety Walk in commemorating of World Day of Remembrance for Road Crashes Victims (WDoR). T-shirts are ready for the event.

09/06/2024

Road safety is seen as a shared responsibility and requires partnerships with various sectors, including the private sector, faith-based institutions, NGOs, and civil society groups. The government of Kenya has recognized the importance of road safety and has established the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) as the lead agency for road safety in the country. The action plan aims to enhance and strengthen Kenya's road safety management
system through effective coordination and collaboration across different government agencies. The action plan also emphasizes the integration of road safety into all policies, programs, and projects at both the national and county levels, as well as in the private and corporate sector. Additionally, there is a need to systematically review and improve road safety legislation, particularly in relation to safety standards for public transport operators, boda boda (motorcycle taxis), and motor vehicle drivers. The government aims to achieve these goals through sustainable collaborative and multi-sectoral partnerships and coordination

08/06/2024

2024 is a year full of promise and lots of incredibly exciting activities for road safety across the world! On January 1st, many people make an extra effort to uphold new year commitments and resolutions. We want resolutions like quitting drink driving, don't care attitude, make more time for families and so forth. This year, why not include a road safety new year's resolution? Its easy and something that requires commitment for years to come; to be safe on the road, be a road safety ambassador and to preserve life. Road Safety is a message of love. If you love your family you better change your driving skills as well. Drive safely next year to see your loved ones

13/05/2024

Address

Nairobi
,+254

Website

http://www.roadsafetymarathon.co.ke/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Road Safety Marathon posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Videos

Shortcuts

Our Story

Road Safety Marathon (KEN) is an annual road race event mainly for Road Safety Awareness through sports. 1st edition was held at Juja Town 0n 11th December 2016 while its 2nd edition was held at Gwakung'u shopping, along Nyeri Nyahururu Road on 19th Nov. 2017.

Due to lack of sponsors, the event was absent for two years (2018 2019). The 3rd edition (2020) is destined to take place on Sunday 15th November 2020 in Nakuru County, Nakuru town . The event coincides with the "World Day for Remembrance of Road Crashes Victims" (WDoR). The event reminds us how quickly and easily an accident can happen on our roads and change ones life. We would like to encourage people to use the day as an opportunity to look at our own actions as drivers or pedestrians on the roads and the role we play in keeping our roads free from accidents.

You can also get more updates on our events by visiting www.roadsafetymarathon.co.ke or email us at [email protected]