Starting a transport company in Kenya requires more than just vehicles and drivers—it begins with compliance. The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is the government body responsible for licensing transport companies, and the process has been streamlined through the eCitizen platform.
If you’re looking to register a transport company in Kenya, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do just that:
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Steps to Register a Transport Company in Kenya
– Certificate of Incorporation
– KRA PIN certificate for the company
– KRA PINs and ID details of directors
– Memorandum and Articles of Association (if required)
Benefits of a Corporate NTSA Account
By registering under a corporate account, you gain access to advanced features that simplify transport management:
- Adding and managing multiple vehicles
- Assigning drivers to vehicles
- Updating company details online
- Accessing digital records of your licenses and compliance documents
✅ Final Word:
Registering your transport company with NTSA is not just a legal requirement—it’s your ticket to operating a credible and compliant business. With a corporate account on eCitizen, you’ll have full control over your fleet and driver management, making it easier to grow and scale your operations.
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