Technology is steadily changing how cities move, communicate and respond to everyday challenges. For Kampala, this shift presents an important opportunity to address some of the city’s persistent transport problems, including traffic congestion, unsafe road behaviour, weak road safety data and difficulties in managing the growing number of people using […]
URRENO participating in the CommitToAct 2026 Campaign, recently conducted an intersection reassessment and stakeholder engagements in Kampala to evaluate the impact of road safety improvements implemented at the Kampala Road intersection (Burton-Johnson Streets). The intersection was upgraded with painted pedestrian crossings and signalised traffic lights to enhance pedestrian safety and […]
Uganda is investing in better roads, and making sure everyone stays safe is a top priority. On the Koboko–Yumbe–Moyo corridor, this goal is being met through focused road safety awareness campaigns. In March 2026, a four-day pilot took place in Yumbe Town and reached more than 2,900 people. Participants included […]
URRENO, through the Youth for Road Safety (YOURS) initiative, partnered with the Makerere University Transport and Logistics Students Association to host the Transport and Logistics Innovation Challenge 2026/2027 at Makerere University Business School under the theme “closing the gap on helmet use: practical solution for safer boda boda Mobility in […]
The ministry of Works and Transport has officially launched the 2025 National Road safety week under the theme “Safe vehicle for a safer Uganda.” The annual campaign held every December aims to raise public awareness on road safety during the festive season a period known for heightened travel and increased […]
Under the global theme “Remember, Support, Act,” Uganda joined the rest of the world on Sunday, 16 November 2025 to honour the lives lost and forever changed by road traffic crashes. The national commemoration took place at St. Joseph’s catholic church, Mulago where road safety stakeholders, survivors, families and advocates […]
The ministry of Works and Transport reaffirmed its commitment to improving road safety and reducing vehicle-related crashes through a modernised and transparent vehicle inspection system. The commissioner of Transport Regulation and safety, Mr Winstone Katushabe, led a delegation of stakeholder through a hands-on demonstration of the automated motor vehicle inspection […]
Kampala has taken a bold step toward safer and more efficient roads with the launch of the new traffic control centre by the Kampala capital city Authority (KCCA), supported by the Japan international cooperation Agency. This state-of-the art facility connects to 30 intersections across the city, enabling real-time monitoring and […]
Following last year’s Mobility Snapshot along the Kampala that presented some road infrastructural like no pedestrian crossing, no traffic calming measure, no traffic, the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and the ministry of works and Transport reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing street safety across the city. Key pledges included repainting […]
Kampala, the capital of Uganda, is at a turning point. For years, traffic jams and air pollution have made commuting a daily challenge. But now, there is a growing movement for a cleaner and smarter future: green mobility. Green mobility means using transportation that’s better for the environment, such as […]