Addressing the press on Wednesday, CS Macharia said the first train will depart Nairobi at 8am on Monday and is expected to arrive at the Coast at 12.45pm.

The train will then leave Mombasa for Nairobi at 1.25pm and is expected back in the Capital at 6.40pm to provide ample time for passengers to reach their destinations before commencement of the curfew at 9pm.

To maintain social and physical distancing on the train, the CS said Kenya Railways shall deploy 10 coaches for passengers with a total one-way capacity of 600 passengers which is 50 percent capacity.

An additional coach will also be deployed to be used for isolation of passengers suspected to be infected with COVID-19 during the journey.

“The extra coach will leave empty and we hope it will arrive in Mombasa empty because it will be used for only one purpose; to carry any suspected case of COVID-19 detected during the journey between Nairobi and Mombasa and vice versa,” said CS Macharia.

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So how much does it cost to park in Nairobi? The fees mainly depend on the type of parking you choose, zone, and the category of your vehicle. For instance, taxis and private vehicles pay Ksh 200 for daily parking in the CBD while buses pay Ksh 1,000 for the same

Here’s the procedure:-

1. Dial *235# on your phone
2. Choose option 1 for parking
3. On the next page, select the preferred type of parking e.g Daily, seasonal, or off-street.
4. Next, enter the Number Plate
5. on the next page reply with the zone, you are in e.g CBD, Westlands or Upperhill
6. Select the category of your vehicle e.g bus, private or taxi
7. Press 1 to proceed to payment
8. Enter Mpesa pin to complete payment
9. Once completed, a message will be sent to your phone on the payment details

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To pay for parking or other services, motorists will now dial the new code *647# instead of the older *235# which the NMS will phase out gradually.

Below we have given a guide on how you can comfortably pay for parking, pay for penalties, and when your vehicle is clamped charges.

Currently, you can pay for parking in Nairobi via USSD Code, and NRS Web Portal.

These are the steps to follow when paying for Parking in Nairobi

Daily On-Street Parking in Nairobi

Pay for Parking in Nairobi through USSD Code

1. Dial *647#
2. Select Parking Services, choose Daily Parking, and the Parking Zone
3. Enter Vehicle License Plate.
4. An M-Pesa payment request shall display on your phone.
5. Enter your M-Pesa Pin and click OK
6. On successful payment, you will receive a payment notification via SMS from your mobile service provider and from NRB_Revenue.

Pay for Parking in Nairobi through NRS Web Portal

1. Log onto https://nairobiservices.go.ke/ and select Parking services-Daily Parking
2. Enter Vehicle Number plate and the Parking Zone
3. Enter mobile number.
4. An M-Pesa payment request shall display on your phone
5. Enter your M-Pesa PIN and click OK
6. On successful payment, you will receive a payment notification via SMS from your mobile service provider and from NRB_Revenue.

Off-Street Parking

Payment is made at the time of exit from the off-street car park area;

Pay through USSD Code

1. Dial *647#
2. Select Parking Services, choose Off-Street Parking
3. Enter Vehicle License Plate.
4. An M-Pesa payment request shall display on your phone.
5. Enter your M-Pesa Pin and click OK
6. On successful payment, you will receive a payment notification via SMS from your mobile service provider and from NRB_Revenue.

Pay through NRS Web Portal

1. Log onto https://nairobiservices.go.ke/ and select Parking services- Off-Street
2. Enter Vehicle Number plate and select “Checkout”
3. Enter mobile number.
4. An M-Pesa payment request shall display on your phone
5. Enter your M-Pesa PIN and click OK
6. On successful payment, you will receive a payment notification via SMS from your mobile service provider and from NRB_Revenue.

Seasonal Parking

1. Log onto https://nairobiservices.go.ke/ and select Parking services-Seasonal Parking
2. Enter Vehicle Number plate, Parking Duration, and Start Date
3. An invoice will be generated for payment
4. Once ready to pay; choose your preferred mode of payment
5. On successful payment, select “Check Payment”, the system will confirm payment against the Bill Invoice number
6. A receipt is generated ready for download under “Transaction History”

How to pay for Penalties

• Follow the Daily On-Street Parking payment process above through either USSD Code or NRS Web Portal to pay any parking penalties.
• An M-Pesa payment request shall display on your phone.
• Enter your M-Pesa Pin and click OK
• On successful payment, you will receive a payment notification via SMS from your mobile service provider and from NRB_Revenue.

What do I do when my vehicle is clamped?

Follow the payment instructions contained in the “Parking charge Notice” placed on the car windscreen or call the phone number (for the applicable zone) for guidance.

Where is the Impound Yard Located?

The Nairobi County impound yards are; General Stores Yard (Along Race Course Road, Next to St. Peters Catholic Church) and The Dagoreti Yard (Along Ngong Road, near Kenya Meteorological Department)

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You can pay using the USSD Option or Via MPesa

Below we have outlined how to pay for Parking by using USSD and via Mpesa

• How to pay for Parking  in Kiambu via USSD Option
• How to pay for parking in Kiambu via Mpesa
• Parking Fees for Kiambu, Thika, Ruiru, and Kikuyu sub-counties.
• Parking Fees for Limuru, Kiambaa, Juja, Kabete, Githuguri, Gatundu North, Gatundu South, and Lari sub-counties.

How to pay for Parking  in Kiambu via USSD Option

1. First register to use the service by dialing *419#
2. Enter your first name and last name.
3. Enter your ID number or passport number.
4. Select Kiambu County Service.
5. Select Sub-county.
6. Select service i.e parking.
7. Select parking type i.e Daily, monthly, quarterly.
8. Select type of vehicle e.g saloon, bus, truck.
9. Enter vehicle registration number.
10. Complete the transaction by inputting your M-Pesa pin to pay for parking.

How to pay for parking in Kiambu via Mpesa

To pay for parking in Kiambu via M-pesa;

1. Go to M-pesa Menu
2. Select Lipa na M-pesa.
3. Select the Paybill option.
4. Enter Kiambu County Government business number:868222.
5. Enter your vehicle registration number as the account number.
6. Enter the appropriate parking amount.
7. Enter your M-Pesa pin to complete the transaction.

Below are the parking fees for Kiambu county and its sub-counties

Parking Fees for Kiambu, Thika, Ruiru, and Kikuyu sub-counties.

These rates keep changing annually, once we have any changes, we will update.

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