Nicco Movers allowed back on the road pending court hearing over NTSA ban
Public service vehicle operator allowed to resume operations temporarily.
Nicco Movers argued that the suspension was paralysing its business operations and threatening its continued existence.
Public service vehicle operator Nicco Movers has been allowed to resume operations temporarily, pending the hearing of a case it has filed at the High Court.
Justice Janet Mulwa directed the reinstatement of the operator’s licences a day after declining to lift the suspension imposed by the Transport Licensing Board on August 31.
Nicco Movers argued that the suspension threatened its continued existence.
The Sacco's suspension followed the death of a medical student on June 5, 2026.
NTSA suspended the firm's operations on June 9, citing accidents and regulatory non-compliance.
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