The digital shift is here! The numbers tell a story of progress. As of the beginning of May 2026, 4,525 government vehicles, 245,384 motorcycles, and 100,791 motor vehicles have been fitted with new registration plates. This is more than just a number plate; it is a critical step towards a fully integrated, secure, and intelligent transport ecosystem . Together, we are building a smarter, safer, and more connected Uganda.

Celebrating Uganda’s unsung heroes! To the motorists who drive us safely on the roads and keep our economy moving, thank you for your dedication and service. Your efforts connect communities, support businesses, and drive national progress. You are the heartbeat of the Pearl of Africa.

Road Signs are there for a reason. Show us if you know the language of the road!

Abajulizi ! Today, we remember the faith, the courage, and the sacrifice that shaped our nation. Blessed Uganda Martyrs’ Day.

New month, continued collective responsibility! As schools reopen this June, traffic volumes are increasing across the country. Our shared responsibility is to keep our children, families, and communities safe by promoting safer roads for all. @itmsug, together with our partners @PoliceUg, @KCCAUG, and @MoWT_Uganda, we remain committed to enhancing road safety, enforcing compliance, and ensuring orderly movement on our roads and highways. @M_Kananura @turyarugayostev Together, we can save lives and ensure that every journey ends safely. Let’s make June a month of safe and accident-free travel.

As schools prepare to reopen for term two, the Intelligent Transport Monitoring System has released findings from its Safe Kids, Safe Future” campaign, warning that gaps in road safety education and infrastructure continue to put schoolchildren at risk. @KiberuSirajje1 #NBSLiveAt9 #NBSUpdates

Eid Mubarak !

ITMS Launches ‘Safe Kids, Safe Future’ Report as Road Crashes Kill Two Pupils Daily. #NilePostNews nilepost.co.ug/news/344425/i…

As schools reopen, its important to know that Knowledge is protection! The Safe Kids, Safe Future campaign empowered pupils with life-saving road safety skills. From understanding traffic signs to safe road crossing and responsible road use. Together, we are building a generation that values safety first.

Built with purpose. Driven by innovation. Inspired by Africa. @itmsug is creating intelligent transport solutions that reduce crime, improve road discipline, and strengthen public safety across the continent. @_AfricanUnion deserves roads that are as advanced as its ambitions. @OPMUganda @grspartnership @PAFROWS_UG @Parliament_Ug @GovUganda @StateHouseUg @nextmediaug @newvisionwire @nilepostnews @DailyMonitor @ubctvuganda

As schools reopen for first term 2026, all road users are urged to exercise extra caution to protect learners & other vulnerable road users. Motorists should reduce speed near schools, avoid reckless overtaking, obey traffic rules & remain vigilant during morning & evening hours. Parents, schools & caregivers are encouraged to promote road safety & ensure safe transport for children. Learners should use pedestrian crossings, avoid distractions near roads & board vehicles from designated stages. Together we can make our roads safer for every child this school term. Report traffic violations via Toll-Free: 0800 199 099 or WhatsApp: 0779 999 999. #SafeKidsSafeFuture #RoadSafetyUG

Nearly 10,000 Pupils Schooled on Road Safety in Major Inter-Agency Campaign sabasabaupdates.com/2026/05/… @M_Kananura @KCCAUG @KCCASpox @sussiekats @MoWT_Uganda @itmsug @turyarugayostev

𝗨𝗴𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮 𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝟮 𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗿𝗲𝗻 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆 𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗿𝗼𝗮𝗱 𝗰𝗿𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗲𝘀 As schools reopen on Monday, 25th May, SP @M_Kananura, Traffic Police PR Officer, warns that Uganda loses 15 people daily in road crashes, including 2 school-going children. “Children are among the most vulnerable road users,” Kananura said, stressing that many drivers ignore traffic rules, putting innocent lives at risk. He added that 95% of accidents are caused by human behaviour and can be prevented if everyone respects the road. Kananura made the remarks while addressing key stakeholders at Hotel Africana during the closure of the Safe Kids, Safe Future Project Phase One. #RoadSafety #SafeKidsSafeFuture | #VisionUpdates 📸Simon Peter Tumwine

Nearly 10,000 pupils reached. 12 schools engaged. Over 4,000 road safety materials distributed. Today, @itmsug launched the 'Safe Kids, Safe Future' campaign report, highlighting critical gaps in road safety for school-going children. These include limited pedestrian infrastructure, inadequate road signage, and the urgent need for continuous road safety education. All that said, road safety is still a collective responsibility,therefore,all partners need to continue advocating for safer school zones across Uganda. @M_Kananura @turyarugayostev @PoliceUg @Educ_SportsUg @MoWT_Uganda @KCCAUG

The Ministry of Works and Transport, Uganda Police Force, Ministry of Education and Sports, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), and the Intelligent Transport Monitoring System (ITMS) have called for stronger road safety measures around schools after a nationwide sensitisation campaign revealed improved awareness among children on pedestrian safety, traffic signs, and safe road crossing practices. @882SanyuFM #SafeKidsSafeFuture #Uganda

Powerful words from a young advocate at the #SafeKidsSafeFuture campaign report launch. This isn’t just a speech from a little soul, but a message for change from a young road safety ambassador. At @itmsug , we're amplifying voices like this through #SafeKidsSafeFuture, driving change for a safer Uganda. #RoadSafety #itmsug

'SafeKids SafeFuture' campaign report launch is LIVE at Hotel Africana! We're shining a light on initiatives protecting Uganda's youth and building a safer future. Stay tuned for updates. #SafeKidsSafeFuture #Uganda