Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja ordered a special operation targeting drunk driving and speeding in Kenya ahead of the festive season. The campaign aims to reduce road accidents during the holiday period. Kanja warned motorists against driving under the influence, speeding, overloading vehicles, and using unsafe cars. The operation will focus on major highways and urban areas. Police will increase patrols and use random breath tests. The move comes as traffic is expected to rise significantly during the holidays. Officials say the campaign is part of broader efforts to improve road safety. The festive season in Kenya typically runs from December to February. Local media reported that the operation will last for two weeks. No arrests have been announced yet.