A section of the vandalised Expressway. [Screengrab]

Hundreds of motorists using the Expressway were stranded at the Mlolongo exit after rowdy youths vandalised a section of the road.

Rowdy youth in Mlolongo protest as they vandalize the express-way barrier. pic.twitter.com/oYnUAm2KEf - The Standard Digital (@StandardKenya) July 12, 2023

The toll stations have also been temporarily closed at the Mlolongo, Syokimau, and SGR stations following the fracas.

The MOJA Expressway Company which runs the ticketing service has announced the halting of the services at various stations.

"We regret to inform you that a section of the Nairobi Expressway toll services have been temporarily halted at Mlolongo, Syokimau and SGR toll Stations due to the ongoing demonstrations," it stated.

Demonstrators vandalise property at the Mlolongo Expressway exit. [Evelyne Kwamboka, Standard]

At the same time, it has promised to restore normalcy on the busy road linking Mlolongo and Westlands, 27 kilometres apart.

"For your safety, we urge all motorists plying the Westlands-Mlolongo route to exit from JKIA, and Mlolongo-Westlands bound motorists may safely join the road from JKIA Toll Station," Moja Expressway says.

Road users have been advised to report incident to the rescue hotline on 0111 039888.