Direct Dialogue
We will hold live conversations on the road and at designated stop points, opening a direct community dialogue on enforcement and behavioral change.
They are essential, affordable, and vital to our daily lives. Boda-bodas are at the heart of how we move, but this is a crisis we cannot solve alone.
For too long, boda-boda riders have been framed as the problem. On May 16, 2026, we are flipping the script. The Joe Walker Boda-Boda Walk is designed to engage directly with Uganda's most vulnerable road users.
We are walking with riders, to riders, and for riders — to empower them as the central agents of change in creating lasting road safety solutions.
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Saturday, May 16, 2026
Starting promptly at 7:00 AM
Sheraton Hotel Kampala
Ternan Avenue, Kampala
Secure your spot and receive your official walk kit and reflector jacket.
We are taking to the streets of Rubaga Division. From Sheraton we walk out to Bakuli via Katwe, Lubiri Ring Road, Bulange Drums, and Mengo Road Hill, then loop back along the NMT corridor via Luwum Street to finish at Sheraton—holding conversations and distributing safety gear at every stop.
When we show up at a boda stage, we aren't there to lecture—we're there to listen, hand out safety gear, and walk shoulder-to-shoulder with the guys who ride these roads every single day.
We will hold live conversations on the road and at designated stop points, opening a direct community dialogue on enforcement and behavioral change.
We will join hands with others to provide safety workshops led by mechanics and stage leaders. They will provide practical guidance covering road rules, defensive driving, and passenger safety.
We will be distributing certified safety gear (reflector jackets) to riders to ensure they are seen and safe on the road — day or night.
Standing with us on the road to safer streets across Uganda.
Register to walk in solidarity with boda-boda riders and help drive real behavioral change across Kampala.