🔥 Trending NTSA Logbook Collection Deadline: What You Need to Know

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in Kenya has set a deadline for the collection of physical logbooks ³⁴⁸. Motorists are urged to collect their logbooks to avoid their disposal and ensure continued access to vehicle-related services ³⁷.

Deadline for Logbook Collection

The NTSA has issued a six-month deadline for the collection of physical logbooks, starting from June 2026 ⁴⁸. As of July 14, 2026, this means there are approximately five months remaining until the deadline ³⁷. Uncollected logbooks will be disposed of after this period ³⁸.

Importance of Collecting Your Logbook

Possession of the original physical logbook is a crucial requirement for various vehicle-related services in Kenya ⁴. Failure to collect your logbook could lead to significant inconveniences:

• Service Disruption: You may be unable to access services that require the attachment of a logbook copy during applications ⁷. This includes essential processes like ownership verification and other administrative procedures ⁴.
• Disposal of Document: After the deadline, uncollected logbooks will be destroyed, potentially leading to complications in proving vehicle ownership ³⁸.

How to Collect Your Logbook

The NTSA has outlined a straightforward process for collecting physical logbooks:

• Visit an NTSA Office: All NTSA offices operate from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM ¹.
• Required Documents: When going to collect your logbook, you must bring the following ¹²⁶:
• Your previous logbook.
• Your identification document (ID).
• Verification: These documents will be presented at the collection center or NTSA office for verification purposes ¹⁶.
• Cost: The collection of logbooks is free of charge and does not incur any additional fees ¹⁴.

Checking Logbook Status

NTSA also advises Kenyans seeking updates on various transport documents, including logbooks, to use its dedicated online status portal before visiting their offices ⁶. This can help confirm if your logbook is ready for collection.

The NTSA is responsible for a wide range of services related to motor vehicle registration, transport licensing, inspection, road safety, driver testing, and traffic law enforcement ⁵. This directive on logbook collection is part of their broader efforts to ensure efficient and secure vehicle administration.