'We are concerned and a responsible citizen has alerted us. We shall do what we must.
Riding with any part of the body outside a moving vehicle is a traffic offence punishable by a Sh1,000 fine.
Passengers must also wear seat belts whenever a vehicle is in motion.
Failure to do so is an offence punishable by a minimum fine of Sh500.
The latest data from the NTSA shows that at least 1,213 people have died on the roads in the last three months.
Pedestrians accounted for the highest number of deaths at 445, followed by motorcyclists at 285 and passengers at 259.
According to the data collected between January 1 and April 3, pillion (motorcycle) passengers came fourth with 103 deaths, followed by drivers (99) and cyclists (24).
The fatalities represent an increase of 5.8 per cent from 1,146 in the same period last year.
More than 4,300 people were killed in road crashes last year, while the rest of the 22,885 people involved in accidents were left with life-changing injuries.
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