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washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. removing roundaas will only work where motorists are disciplined like Rwanda where they obey rules even at night Not even a boda guy will ruka lights there at night
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Rank: Elder Joined: 5/27/2008 Posts: 3,760
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Lolest! wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. removing roundaas will only work where motorists are disciplined like Rwanda where they obey rules even at night Not even a boda guy will ruka lights there at night Roundaas or junctions both require discipline. It is however a documented fact that junctions are less efficient (ceteris paribus) and accidents occur more often in them than roundaas. And the accidents that occur in junctions are more severe than in roundaas.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 8/4/2008 Posts: 2,849 Location: Rupi
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Lolest! wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. removing roundaas will only work where motorists are disciplined like Rwanda where they obey rules even at night Not even a boda guy will ruka lights there at night Same as SA Lord, thank you!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/7/2007 Posts: 11,935 Location: Nairobi
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majimaji wrote:
The cartels that brought down Mumias sugar are fully operational in Nairobi county hall.
Tafakari hayo.
Yep....Khalifa , Hongo and Omungo.Brace yourself Nairobians. Real thieves are in town! our prayers with you  Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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MaichBlack wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. There is a lot of confusion at those junctions I would choose round abouts any day and twice on Sunday!!! Where possible (space might be an issue) the best way out would be underpasses/overpasses. On my way from Westlands to the Airport, why should a fellow from the CBD to Hurlingham interfere with my movement and vice versa??? It is not T JUNCTIONS guys. They are blocking crossing, and asking motorists to go ahead and use a U-turn hapo mbele.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/30/2008 Posts: 6,029
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Njung'e wrote:majimaji wrote:
The cartels that brought down Mumias sugar are fully operational in Nairobi county hall.
Tafakari hayo.
Yep....Khalifa , Hongo and Omungo.Brace yourself Nairobians. Real thieves are in town! our prayers with you You know them well.That lame Tom Omungo messed me when in Mumias and he is lucky to be ........Well there will come a time .............
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/23/2008 Posts: 3,966
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AlphDoti wrote:MaichBlack wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. There is a lot of confusion at those junctions I would choose round abouts any day and twice on Sunday!!! Where possible (space might be an issue) the best way out would be underpasses/overpasses. On my way from Westlands to the Airport, why should a fellow from the CBD to Hurlingham interfere with my movement and vice versa??? It is not T JUNCTIONS guys. They are blocking crossing, and asking motorists to go ahead and use a U-turn hapo mbele. I am just wondering how they'll do that when it comes the roundabouts between University Way/Uhuru Highway and Uhuru Highway/Lusaka Road. Those will have to be cross junctions, otherwise U-Turn zitakuwa wapi? Luck is when Preparation meets Opportunity. ~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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Jus Blazin wrote:AlphDoti wrote:MaichBlack wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. There is a lot of confusion at those junctions I would choose round abouts any day and twice on Sunday!!! Where possible (space might be an issue) the best way out would be underpasses/overpasses. On my way from Westlands to the Airport, why should a fellow from the CBD to Hurlingham interfere with my movement and vice versa??? It is not T JUNCTIONS guys. They are blocking crossing, and asking motorists to go ahead and use a U-turn hapo mbele. I am just wondering how they'll do that when it comes the roundabouts between University Way/Uhuru Highway and Uhuru Highway/Lusaka Road. Those will have to be cross junctions, otherwise U-Turn zitakuwa wapi? Traffic lights have to work "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,335 Location: Masada
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Jus Blazin wrote:AlphDoti wrote:MaichBlack wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. There is a lot of confusion at those junctions I would choose round abouts any day and twice on Sunday!!! Where possible (space might be an issue) the best way out would be underpasses/overpasses. On my way from Westlands to the Airport, why should a fellow from the CBD to Hurlingham interfere with my movement and vice versa??? It is not T JUNCTIONS guys. They are blocking crossing, and asking motorists to go ahead and use a U-turn hapo mbele. I am just wondering how they'll do that when it comes the roundabouts between University Way/Uhuru Highway and Uhuru Highway/Lusaka Road. Those will have to be cross junctions, otherwise U-Turn zitakuwa wapi? I dont know where the u-turns will be placed. Say u come from Nyayo-Bunyala junction and realized you had to go back to that Nakumatt at Nyayo rounda...Ukifika Uhuru-Selassie 1 junction u cant make a turn...u r forced to endelea mbele hadi Nyayo house-Kenyatta junction, hapo pia hakuna u-turn...what to do now? Then u decide to meander-meander huko NSSF/Community area through upperhill sijui Rahimtullah plaza and come back to Nyayo stadium and then head to Nakumatt a very frustrated Nairobian!  Portfolio: Sold
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/30/2008 Posts: 6,029
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Impunity wrote:Jus Blazin wrote:AlphDoti wrote:MaichBlack wrote:washiku wrote:I would be interested in knowing how the T Junctions will be different from those at Yaya, Riverside drive and the one down there near Kileleshwa? They must be different if this has to work. Sometimes the middle class locks each other for hours in those junctions just because no one wants to give way. Everyone is so much in a hurry that breaking for 5seconds is too much to ask, making everyone spend hours there and making Kidero lose 5gms of Weetabix. There is a lot of confusion at those junctions I would choose round abouts any day and twice on Sunday!!! Where possible (space might be an issue) the best way out would be underpasses/overpasses. On my way from Westlands to the Airport, why should a fellow from the CBD to Hurlingham interfere with my movement and vice versa??? It is not T JUNCTIONS guys. They are blocking crossing, and asking motorists to go ahead and use a U-turn hapo mbele. I am just wondering how they'll do that when it comes the roundabouts between University Way/Uhuru Highway and Uhuru Highway/Lusaka Road. Those will have to be cross junctions, otherwise U-Turn zitakuwa wapi? I dont know where the u-turns will be placed. Say u come from Nyayo-Bunyala junction and realized you had to go back to that Nakumatt at Nyayo rounda...Ukifika Uhuru-Selassie 1 junction u cant make a turn...u r forced to endelea mbele hadi Nyayo house-Kenyatta junction, hapo pia hakuna u-turn...what to do now? Then u decide to meander-meander huko NSSF/Community area through upperhill sijui Rahimtullah plaza and come back to Nyayo stadium and then head to Nakumatt a very frustrated Nairobian! Dont worry, that son of a watchman does not know what KENHA is and which roads fall under his county.Still born plans just like his bus poroject and other bullshit.
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