Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen is set to officially open the newly completed Haile Selassie Exit Plaza on the Nairobi Expressway.
The inauguration event is scheduled to take place at the specified exit location.
In a statement released on Friday, Moja Expressway announced, “We are pleased to declare that the trial operation of the recently finished Nairobi Expressway Haile Selassie Exit Plaza will kick off on Saturday, January 20, 2024.”
The strategically designed exit, featuring a total of five lanes, is expected to provide motorists with a smoother and more efficient route to Nairobi Central Business District (CBD), Upper Hill, and Ngong Road.
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As of January 1, the government has adjusted the toll charges for using the Nairobi Expressway.
Motorists entering the Expressway at Mlolongo and exiting at the SGR station and the Eastern Bypass will now be required to pay Sh.250, up from Sh.100.
Similarly, those exiting at the Southern Bypass will see an increase from Sh.210 to Sh.330.
Vehicles leaving Capital Hill and Haile Selassie stations will incur a charge of Sh.410, up from Sh.210.
Exits at Museum Hill, The Mall, and Nairobi Westlands terminus will now have a rate of Sh.500, up from Sh.310.
These revised rates will also apply to motorists traveling in the opposite direction, from the Nairobi Westlands entry terminus to the Mlolongo exit terminus.
For shorter routes, such as from Syokimau to the SGR station and from SGR and the JKIA stations to the Eastern Bypass, motorists will now pay Sh.170, an increase from the previous Sh.100.
The same adjustments apply to the reverse routes.
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