Kenya’s Ministry of Roads and Transport has released draft regulations intended to govern engineering technology professionals. The Draft Engineering Technology (Registration, Licensing and Compliance) Rules, 2026, seek to improve standards within the field and ensure greater accountability. A key goal is bolstering public safety through enhanced professional oversight. The proposed rules were introduced at a public forum in Kakamega, initiating a period for stakeholder feedback. The regulations cover registration, licensing, and compliance procedures for engineering technology practitioners. This regulatory framework aims to formalize and strengthen the practice of engineering technology across the country.