THE STANDARD NAIROBI Hundreds of motorists were stranded along Thika Superhighway on Saturday night. [courtesy] The Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government has promised to review its traffic management to facilitate a smooth transition into curfew hours. Through a press release by the Nairobi Regional Commander James Kianda on Sunday, April 18, the ministry agreed that the construction works on major roads was a major cause of traffic snarl-up in Nairobi City. “We urge wananchi to plan their movements accordingly to beat the curfew hours, civic responsibility is a more potent weapon in this war than enforcement of the guidelines by the police,” read a part of the release.