LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS AND CONDUCTORS ASSOCIATION
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Welcome to LoDDCA
The Long Distance Drivers and Conductors Association (LoDDCA) is a registered Kenyan organization dedicated to advocating for the rights, welfare, and professional development of drivers and conductors in the transport sector. LoDDCA addresses challenges such as fair labor practices, safe working conditions, and access to legal and healthcare support. Beyond Kenya, the association actively collaborates with authorities across the East African Community (EAC) and neighboring regions to tackle cross-border transport challenges by harmonizing regulations, improving road safety, and ensuring consistent support for members operating internationally. Additionally, LoDDCA provides training and professional development programs to help its members enhance their skills and adapt to industry changes. Through strong policy advocacy and strategic partnerships, LoDDCA continues to lead efforts in creating a safer, fairer, and more sustainable transport industry both within Kenya and across the region.
Beacome a Member of LoDDCA
Join LoDDCA today for stronger representation, safer roads, and better working conditions. Empower yourself and drive change!
Our Thematic Areas
Safe Workplaces
LoDDCA champions safe workplaces to protect drivers and conductors on every journey.
Healthy workforce
LoDDCA advocates for a healthy workforce to ensure safer roads and a more productive transport sector.
Decent Work
LoDDCA champions decent work by promoting safe working conditions, dignity, and respect for all drivers and conductors.
Fair Wages
LoDDCA champions fair wages for drivers and conductors to ensure their hard work is justly recognized and rewarded.
News & Updates
IT’S TOO MUCH
Trapped in the Gridlock: The Gilgil–Naivasha Traffic Nightmare For two consecutive days, motorists and especially truck drivers along the Gilgil–Naivasha stretch of the Northern Corridor have endured a relentless traffic jam. Many have gone without sleep, food, washrooms, or medical care, and the risk of fatigue-induced accidents has surged. As
SOUTH SUDAN: ‘A Driver’s Nightmare Country’.
South Sudan, the world’s youngest nation, presents a daunting landscape for foreign drivers, particularly those from East African Community (EAC) countries like Kenya and Uganda. Beyond the physical perils of its underdeveloped roads, foreign drivers face unclear traffic laws, arbitrary judgments, exploitative government demands, and the risk of imprisonment under
Salary Increments and Presidential Directives.
Presidential directives on salary increments in Kenya typically focus on adjusting the minimum wage to cushion low-income workers against rising costs of living. These directives are legally enforceable under the Regulation of Wages and Conditions of Employment Act, which empowers the Minister of Labour to issue wage orders based on
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