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    The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has noted an increase in unregistered vehicles operating in Kenya. Vehicles bearing plates labeled "X-GK" or "X-Diplomat" are not properly registered and operating illegally according to Kenyan law. Owners of unregistered vehicles should ensure they are properly registered before using them on roads. Foreign registered vehicles currently operating in the country should also ensure they have the necessary documentation allowing their vehicles into the country. The police will now enforce the law on all vehicles found operating without proper registration or foreign registered vehicles in the country without necessary documents.

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    The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has noted an increase in unregistered vehicles operating in Kenya. Vehicles bearing plates labeled "X-GK" or "X-Diplomat" are not properly registered and operating illegally according to Kenyan law. Owners of unregistered vehicles should ensure they are properly registered before using them on roads. Foreign registered vehicles currently operating in the country should also ensure they have the necessary documentation allowing their vehicles into the country. The police will now enforce the law on all vehicles found operating without proper registration or foreign registered vehicles in the country without necessary documents.

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    Press Statement On Foreign Motor Vehicles 07.12.18

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    walter makau
    The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has noted an increase in unregistered vehicles operating in Kenya. Vehicles bearing plates labeled "X-GK" or "X-Diplomat" are not properly registered and operating illegally according to Kenyan law. Owners of unregistered vehicles should ensure they are properly registered before using them on roads. Foreign registered vehicles currently operating in the country should also ensure they have the necessary documentation allowing their vehicles into the country. The police will now enforce the law on all vehicles found operating without proper registration or foreign registered vehicles in the country without necessary documents.

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