Matatu crews plan to hold countrywide demonstrations on Wednesday against the National Transport and Safety Authority for slapping a ban on Embassava Sacco.
The crews say the rule that imposes a blanket ban on an entire Sacco when one vehicle commits an offence is unfair and should be scrapped.
The Matatu Welfare Association claims that the collective punishment is an abuse of their rights.
They said that the clause which allows the agency to remove number plates and suspend saccos was sneaked into the law as it not in the draft Bill.
Matatu owners plan to paralyse transport and assemble at Uhuru Park to seek an audience with the President.
Association chairman Dickson Mbugua said: “The officials banned the Great Rift Valley Sacco in Nakuru and Kabras Sacco in Kakamega; we want to have the entire country’s public transporters to participate in the industrial action.”