eCitizen

To begin with, the entire procedure can be done online using the eCitizen website. The vehicle registration number or license plate number is required before we begin, and conducting a motor vehicle search in Kenya will cost you Ksh 550. Now let’s get started. Step 1. Login to The eCitizen Website You can use this […]

“It is unlawful to use a motor vehicle or to continue keeping it in your possession for more than fourteen days after assuming its possession, without changing its ownership,” according to Section 9 of the Traffic Act (CAP 403) in Kenya. This is written on the logbook’s back side. This means that you should apply […]

Driving a car in Kenya without a valid driver’s license is against the law. If found guilty, there could be a Ksh 1,000 fine. As a result, you should be sure to renew your driver’s license as soon as it expires. Currently, Kenyan drivers renew their licenses online through the eCitizen platform, which serves as […]

Dr. Fred Matiang’i, the former secretary of the interior cabinet, introduced the new digital license plates on August 30, 2022. He said in his speech that the new license plates had security features to reduce crime and occurrences of motor vehicle theft. A scannable hologram and a serial number that matches the car’s chassis number […]

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has ordered the shutdown of the TIMS website. The eCitizen portal, which can be accessed at https://serviceportal.ntsa.go.ke/, will henceforth be the primary means of accessing all NTSA services. TIMS stands for Transport Integrated Management System. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) used this system in the past […]

A common issue for many Kenyans is logging in to an eCitizen account using a phone number or email address that is invalid. This typically occurs when you register your account in a cybercafé using a fresh email address, stop using it over time, and forget your login information. You will need to have a […]