Motorists using the Nairobi Expressway will benefit from a temporary toll-free arrangement as construction continues along Waiyaki Way between GTC and ICEA Lion Group.
According to a public notice issued by MOJA Expressway Company and Nairobi Expressway management, the temporary arrangement implemented from Thursday, 7th May from 2100 hrs to 0600 hrs and again on Friday, 8th May from 2100 hrs to 0600 hrs.
The measure is intended to facilitate ongoing road construction works in the affected section of Waiyaki Way while helping maintain traffic flow during the night hours.
Diversion Route and Toll-Free Access
During the stated hours, motorists have been advised to access the Nairobi Expressway through Haile Selassie Entrance A at the Bunyala roundabout.
Drivers entering through the designated entry point will receive an entry ticket and will be allowed to exit free of charge at the Nairobi Westlands Exit.
The management clarified that the temporary toll-free arrangement only applies to vehicles entering from the specified stations.
“All other toll stations and routes will continue to operate under the normal tolling rules,” the notice stated.
The arrangement is therefore limited to the designated diversion route and does not affect regular toll operations across the rest of the expressway network.
Traffic Management Measures Put in Place
Motorists have also been urged to follow traffic signage and cooperate with traffic marshals deployed along the diversion route.
The notice indicates that traffic guidance teams will be stationed on-site to assist road users and help manage movement during the construction period.
The temporary changes are expected to ease movement around the construction zone while ensuring safety for both motorists and road workers.
Construction Along Waiyaki Way Continues
The ongoing works along Waiyaki Way form part of continued infrastructure activity in the area between GTC and ICEA Lion Group.
To support the works, the expressway operator opted for a temporary toll-free diversion arrangement targeting motorists travelling through the affected corridor during the specified night hours.
The company further thanked road users for their cooperation and understanding during the temporary changes.
“We appreciate your understanding and cooperation,” the notice concluded.
The Nairobi Expressway remains operational during the period, with only the specified entry and exit points covered under the temporary toll-free arrangement.
