The Road Safety Association of Kenya has called for the revocation of all driving licenses issued by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) in the past six years. Speaking on Tuesday after a weekend carnage that left at least 20 dead, the association's national chairperson, David Kiarie, claimed that most licenses issued during that period were given to people who did not attend driving school and just paid for them. As such, he called on the government to cancel all the licenses and have the drivers go back to driving school before they can be given legitimate ones. A learner taking driving lessons at Telaviv Driving School Photo Telaviv Driving School"So, we are requesting that if you took your license in the past six years, they need to be cancelled and go back to school so that we can get genuine people who have gone to school and know what driving a vehicle entails." A few hours later on the same highway, a crash involving a 14-seater matatu and a trailer left 13 dead on the spot.