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Through excellence in road safety research and translation, CRSASR supports, challenges and engages citizens, communities, government and industry to reduce road traffic crashes and save lives.

Who We Are

A Multi-Disciplinary Knowledge Hub

The Centre for Road Safety and Accident Surveillance Research (CRSASR) is KCA University's multi-disciplinary knowledge hub for advancing road safety through research, innovation and collaboration.

We bring together researchers, policymakers, industry and communities to generate knowledge and practical solutions that improve road safety and promote sustainable urban mobility in Kenya and the broader East African region — bridging the gap between data and decision-making.

CRSASR / KCA University Main Campus

Commissioning Message

Prof. Isaiah Wakindiki
Vice Chancellor & CEO, KCA University

Speaking during the Centre's launch, Prof. Wakindiki noted that while road safety has long been discussed nationally, no university had previously established a dedicated research centre to generate scientific evidence and practical solutions.

“We have been talking about road safety for the longest time through various sectors of the country, but no university has domesticated it in the form of a research centre. This is what we will do here at KCA University.”
Read the commissioning story
Prof. Isaiah Wakindiki, Vice Chancellor and CEO, KCA University

Our Vision

To become Africa's leading centre of excellence in road safety research, accident surveillance and intelligent transportation systems.

Our Mission

To generate high-quality evidence, develop innovative technologies and foster strategic partnerships that improve road safety and contribute to sustainable mobility.

Governance & Leadership

The Centre's governance structure, advisory board and leadership team will be published here as the implementation committee's work concludes.

Objectives

What We Set Out To Do

  • Conduct high-impact research on accident patterns and risk factors
  • Establish a comprehensive, authoritative national road accident database
  • Leverage technology in monitoring and improving road safety
  • Promote community-based road safety initiatives
  • Provide technical assistance and policy recommendations to government bodies
  • Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration and international partnerships
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Our Capability

Built on Benchmarked Best Practice

Ahead of establishment, KCA University benchmarked with APHRC, RCMRD and KUTRRH to adopt best practices in governance, sustainability, partnerships, commercialisation, mentorship and multidisciplinary research — directly shaping how CRSASR operates today.

Achievements

A record of milestones and recognitions will be published here as the Centre's first research cycle concludes.

Annual Reports

CRSASR's first Annual Report is planned following completion of its inaugural research year.

Connect With Us

Reach out to keep up to date with the latest CRSASR news, research and opportunities to participate.

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Milestones

Our Journey

March 2025

Benchmarking with APHRC, RCMRD & KUTRRH

Adopting best practices in governance, sustainability, partnerships, commercialisation, mentorship and multidisciplinary research. KUTRRH expressed interest in collaborating on road safety and injury surveillance.

KCA University delegation at APHRC, March 2025KCA University delegation at KUTRRH, March 2025KCA University delegation at RCMRD, March 2025RCMRD signage during the KCA University benchmarking visit
May 2025

Stakeholder Co-creation Workshop

St. John Ambulance, AA Kenya and NTSA joined a co-creation workshop that guided the CRSASR implementation committee.

Stakeholder co-creation workshop, May 2025
5 August 2025

Official Commissioning of CRSASR

Commissioned by VC & CEO Prof. Isaiah Wakindiki as Kenya's first university-based multidisciplinary centre dedicated to road safety and accident surveillance.

Q3 2025

National Recognition

Featured in AA Kenya's Autonews magazine as a transformative initiative for evidence-based road safety in Kenya.

15 April 2026

AI-Driven Space Innovation

STAR.VISION Aerospace Group visited to explore collaboration on satellite data, AI-driven analytics, urban planning, environmental monitoring and road safety.

STAR.VISION Aerospace Group visit, April 2026
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