KeRRA is a State Corporation operating under the Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development in Kenya. Established through the Kenya Roads Act, 2007, KeRRA's main objective is to develop, manage, and maintain the national secondary trunk road network. With its headquarters in Nairobi and 30 regional offices across the country, KeRRA aims to provide easy access to resources and services in rural areas.

The core values that guide KeRRA include professionalism, innovation, integrity, equity, teamwork, collaboration, environmental and social stewardship, and inclusiveness. These values ensure that KeRRA operates with honesty, transparency, and accountability, while also promoting the highest professional standards in their work. KeRRA's mandate includes constructing, upgrading, rehabilitating, and maintaining rural roads, controlling reserves for rural roads and access to roadside developments, implementing road policies, overseeing road safety and axle load control, collecting data for efficient planning, and coordinating with other authorities in road operations.

Through their services, KeRRA strives to improve connectivity and infrastructure in rural Kenya