Secure Your KeNHA & KURA Commercial Access Permits Without Delay

RSA costs depend on the road class (KeNHA/KURA) and physical design length. Strasan Group provides a detailed custom proposal based on preliminary feasibility reviews. Typical engagements range from KES 150,000 to KES 450,000 depending on complexity.

Only EBK (Engineers Board of Kenya) certified Lead Road Safety Auditors holding accredited postgraduate credentials can stamp audits for highway clearances. Strasan Group has multiple EBK-registered Lead Road Safety Auditors on staff.

KeNHA (Kenya National Highways Authority) handles access permits for national highways (Class A and B roads). KURA (Kenya Urban Roads Authority) handles permits for urban and municipal roads. Each has different design standards, application processes, and approval timelines.

The approval process typically takes 6-12 weeks from submission of a complete application package. This includes: Road Safety Audit report, junction design drawings, Traffic Impact Assessment, and all statutory forms. Strasan Group helps fast-track this process with properly prepared submissions.

Key requirements include: deceleration lanes (minimum length based on road speed), acceleration lanes for merging, sight distance (minimum 200-400m depending on road class), turning radii for design vehicles, and drainage provisions. All must comply with KeNHA or KURA geometric design standards.