New Era for Eldoret as Smart Lights Take Over

In a major stride toward modern urban development, Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii has announced the activation of smart traffic lights across all key junctions in Eldoret City.

This bold move is expected to ease traffic congestion, reduce accidents, and improve the overall flow of transport.

Modern Infrastructure for a Growing City

Speaking through his official social media channels, Governor Bii described the launch as a “major shift toward intelligent infrastructure.”

“These smart lights are designed to bring order and efficiency to our roads. They will help reduce congestion and make our streets safer for all users,” he said.

What’s New on the Roads?

The smart traffic lights use real-time data and sensors to manage traffic based on current flow. They adapt automatically, allowing smoother movement of vehicles and cutting down waiting time at intersections.

Unlike the old manual system, the new lights are efficient, fast, and reliable designed to keep Eldoret moving.

Governor’s Call to Action

Governor Bii encouraged all road users to be alert and cooperative during this transition.

“I urge all citizens to take time to familiarize themselves with the new system and to follow the signals responsibly,” he stated.

He emphasized that public awareness and discipline are crucial for the success of this initiative.

Part of a Bigger Vision

The smart traffic light system is part of Governor Bii’s broader plan to make Eldoret a model city in smart urban planning. It aligns with ongoing efforts to improve road infrastructure, upgrade transport systems, and enhance public safety.

Positive Early Feedback

Several Eldoret residents have already noticed improvements.

“My morning commute was faster than usual,” said one boda boda rider. “The lights changed based on traffic, and it really helped.”

What’s Next?

The county government will continue monitoring the system and adjusting where necessary to maximize results.

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