The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) alerted motorists to expect heavy traffic during the Safari Rally, scheduled for March 12–15, 2026. The agency urged drivers to take alternative routes to dodge delays and stay safe on the main highways. In an advisory issued on Wednesday, KeNHA Director-General Luka Kimeli noted that the authority expects major gridlock as fans and participants flock to rally sites nationwide. Officials specifically warned truck drivers against parking in unauthorized spots, noting that violators face immediate arrest. To keep traffic moving, KeNHA highlighted several bypasses: The Scenic Route: Travel from Nairobi through Rironi, Flyover (Magumu), Njambini, The post Safari Rally Kenya 2026: How to Dodge Traffic and Stay Safe on the Roads appeared first on Nairobi Wire.