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

Kenya’s Road Safety Crisis: Cosmetic Crackdowns and Silent Leaders. Drivers Pay the Price for Kenya’s Road Safety Collapse.
Kenya’s road safety crisis continues to worsen despite endless campaigns, roadside operations, and official statements. Lives are lost weekly. Families are shattered. Yet the response from institutions remains predictable: cosmetic enforcement, silence from leadership, and blame placed squarely on drivers. At the heart of this failure is the systematic sidelining

Vifo Zaidi Barabarani, Ukimya Uleule: NTSA Yaripoti Vifo 25 kwa Siku Moja. Ni Nani Anawasikiliza Madereva?
Kenya inakabiliwa tena na uhalisia wa kusikitisha barabarani. Katika takwimu za kushtua zilizotolewa wiki hii, Mamlaka ya Kitaifa ya Usalama wa Usafiri (NTSA) ilithibitisha kuwa angalau watu 25 walipoteza maisha katika ajali mbalimbali za barabarani kote nchini tarehe 23 Desemba 2025, wakati mamilioni ya Wakenya walikuwa wakisafiri kuelekea msimu wa

More Road Deaths, Same Silence: As NTSA Reports 25 Deaths in One Day. Who Is Listening to Drivers?
Kenya is once again confronting a tragic reality on its roads. In a shocking toll reported this week, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) confirmed that at least 25 people lost their lives in multiple road crashes across the country on December 23, 2025 as millions travelled ahead of
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