The Women Commercial Drivers Association of Kenya- WCDAK
The Women Commercial Drivers Association of Kenya- WCDAK
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Driving skills, dignity, and opportunity for women in Kenya’s transport sector.
Women Commercial Drivers Association of Kenya (WCDAK) is a worker-led society dedicated to advancing the rights, opportunities, and visibility of women in the transport sector. We bring together drivers, transport workers, and allies to create a safer, fairer, and more inclusive industry.
We are dedicated to protecting the rights, welfare, and dignity of women in commercial driving.
Our policies ensure that members operate with integrity, passengers travel safely, and women’s voices are heard in transport reforms.
Challenging Stereotypes, Building Skills
Challenging Stereotypes, Building Skills
For too long, women have been unfairly perceived as poor drivers or as people who cannot handle mechanics, often being pictured with the wrong tools for the job.
At WCDAK, we are rewriting this narrative. We equip women with the right skills, knowledge, and support to excel as professional drivers, mechanics, and leaders in the transport sector.
Women steering the future
Women steering the future
Vision
Vision
Promoting safety, inclusion equality, and professionalism for women in Kenya’s transport sector.
Core Values
Core Values
Solidarity
Equity
Inclusion
Professionalism
Integrity
Empowerment
Our Mission
Our Mission
To empower women drivers through training, advocacy, and protection policies that uphold professionalism, equity, and public safety.
Why Join?
Why Join?
WCDAK is the first society in Kenya that exists solely to champion the welfare and advancement of women commercial drivers. We work to change outdated perceptions, promote fairness, and create genuine opportunities for women at all levels of the transport industry.
Our members benefit from:
Our members benefit from:
Driving courses, road safety training, and mechanical skills, mentorship for young women entering transport careers, business management skill training in the transport sector
Advocacy & Representation
Advocacy & Representation
Ensuring women’s voices are included in transport policy discussions.
Fighting for safer, more inclusive working conditions.
Welfare & Protection
Welfare & Protection
Support for women facing harassment, insecurity, or discrimination.
Linkage to legal aid services, psychosocial counselling, and solidarity networks.
Innovation & Sustainability
Promoting eco-driving and fuel-efficient practices.
Encouraging women to lead in climate-conscious transport solutions.
Linkages & Global Opportunities
Partnerships for driving opportunities for women beyond Kenya.
Access to global best practices, exchanges, and career pathways.
Who can Join?
Who can Join?
Individual Members – Women with valid commercial driving licences.
Institutional Members – Transport Saccos, driving schools, and allied organisations.
Corporate Partners – Businesses and donors supporting gender inclusion in transport.
Our partners
Our partners
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