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The Transport Licensing Appeals Board Tribunal has ordered Super Metro bus Company to sack 269 drivers. The decision emanates from a hearing involving the National Transport and Safety Authority and Supermetro Sacco Limited over various violations related to speed limits and non-compliance checks. The Tribunal has further ordered the Sacco to submit 31 vehicles with identified compliance issues for inspection at the Likoni Motor Vehicle Inspection Centre. Details in the Scales of Justice segment.
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Transport Licensing Appeals Tribunal orders Super Metro to sack 269 drivers
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