One baton, carried hand to hand across 30 kilometres of Kampala. Each handover is a small act of remembrance and a promise to keep going.
Registration closes Monday, 9 November 2026
This walk is our way of saying they are not forgotten, and that the roads they travelled can be made safer for everyone who comes after.
This is a walk, not a race, and there are two ways to take part.
Gather two friends, colleagues or family members and share the distance, with each of you covering 10km before passing the baton. It's the easiest way in, and it's a great choice for workplaces, churches, schools and running clubs. Mixed teams of men and women are especially welcome.
The person who signs the team up becomes its captain and our main point of contact, so we'll go through you to keep your teammates informed.
If you're ready for a real challenge, carry the baton for the entire route yourself. It's a long morning and a powerful statement, and every kilometre is walked in someone's memory.
Signing up takes about two minutes. Choose your format, add your team name and members, and you're in.
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Every participant is invited, though not required, to give UGX 20,000 toward supporting road crash victims through that journey. You can make your contribution by mobile money as part of registration. We won't be collecting cash at the event, so please send it ahead of time.
Share this page with someone who would want to be part of it, or send a contribution to +256 771 394048 (Joseph Odoi).
Come for the people we've lost, the people still healing, and the people we can still protect.
Join the Walk Registration closes Monday, 9 November 2026
Joe Walker is Joseph Beyanga, a road safety advocate who started walking in 2021 on a doctor's advice. On his walks around Kampala and Wakiso he saw how dangerous our roads can be for pedestrians, and in 2022 he walked 340km from Kampala to Bushenyi to call for safer roads.
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