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Passengers warned on illegal parks or risk arrest

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Anyone who boards a taxi from a non-designated stage risks arrest.

The warning has been sounded by KCCA Executive Director Jennifer Musisi.

While launching a project dubbed “Off Illegal Parks” Musisi said she had hopes that this will force taxi drivers to use the allocated parking space and ease traffic movements within the city.

However the Chairman Kampala taxi drivers, Mustapha Mayambala says the available stages gazette by

KCCA cannot accommodate the hundreds of taxis plying the various city roads.

At the moment there are six taxi parks including the Old taxi park, the new park, USAFI, Namayiba Bus terminal, The six parks that include Old Taxi Park, New Taxi Park, USAFI Park, Namayiba Bus Terminal, Kisenyi and Nakawa parks.

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