Huu mjadala tumekuwa tunachangia hapa kimchezo, sasa ona. As we speak, I'm reliably informed of a major accident at Tana bridge, bodies still being retrieved from the wreckage. Apparently, one of the fellows took the climbing lane to be his overtaking lane, went on an overtaking spree and smack at the middle of the bridge has collided head-on with an oncoming lorry.

Mbona watu hawaskiangi wakionywa lakini??

That part of the road needs to be clearly marked. You can't tell that there is a Climbing lane.

In addition to keeping left, what do you say about those guys who stick their necks outside the window in a fast moving traffic in order to wipe the windscreens due faulty wipers especially in Thika road or Waiyaki way?

Should these types of guys keep on right so that the oncoming vehicles cannot severe their empty heads?

Maybe those "keep left" signs should be replaced with the below ones and they shud all be put on the left side, maybe with some modifications to the effect that the nude ones are strictly on the left.

He Seppuku unauliza maswali, i did my driving in Kenya and had to drive later where they keep right. I think the point was explained by Mukiha with the number rules (do not know where he got them but that is how it is)I was taught you should always check behind you if there is another driver moving faster than you, then take the left lane and if the person in front is driving slower than you overtake on the right and that is how it works. Some people just block others with free lanes on their left.Experience will teach you that incase of a danger (in front of you ) its easier to escape to the lane on your right and if you are on the right most lane,meaning someone else is on your left ole wako!! If you On the truck thing at Roysambu,you do not have to overtake the first truck and then squeeze in between the two.If there is a car behind you and the distance between the two allows then you can squeeze in but if there is no space you have to move faster to clear the lane.