Nairobi residents could go back to standing in buses,a minister has said.

They may also no longer have to fasten seatbelts in public transport.

http://www.eastandard.ne...028118&cid=159&

....is it a case of a step forward,two steps backwards kenyan style ama Githae has a point.

Me thinks he has a point,most of those Michuki rules should only apply to long distance highway vehicles,not town operations!!!!!


The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

.......and the women who press against the men just to feel the pine tree???.......this wembe cuts both sides nanfor!!!!

The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

...Nanfor is back and in black and white...

oh!!!

'I speak for all women who have had the misfortune of a small nether region from an ugly man refusing to dislodge from her behind,that this cannot be'

I bystand and watch as a young skerian. But this one gets me out of my kazone. How does wembe,pine tree,and pussy eating rats affect the economy in the line of michuki rules. Waa! There's a lot for me to learn. Cracks my ribs.

waiter

i guess it fuels the midnight activities...somehow related to the ministry of health warning that women have refused to bear children..on average,young families are opting for 2-4 kids..guess we all miss.....can i call it 'kamurugamo' experience......

disclaimer: swear i had nothing to do with where the thread is headed....


i love your smile

McReggae,

sorry man,lakini

schwetty,schmelly balls can do that do you.

This idea of banning standing in public transport within the city is ludicrous. People stand in public transport in the major cities i'm aware of.They hell do on metro/subway/tube. These are the same cities we wish to be like,places with working systems & plans.

When i see my purple,you see it not.

Standing should be allowed in buses + a max number of passengers... the old KBS buses used to say e.g. 45 sitting & 30 standing passengers. so the max was 75.
**** Matatus take advantage of passengers & force even more on there...

Greedy when others are fearful,Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase WB

Standing on a bus/mat? My my... that was the worst experience ever! Owe unto you if you are short... you head would stick right in some sweaty armpit and you almost faint with the smell..... and with the water rationing,aaaaiii,hii hatutaki. There were just too much bad in the whole thing to want to have it back - the sweating,the squashing,the stealing,the tents and pines (seriously,this was a very very serious problem - men may not understand but it was - one mukurino from kayole I have never forgotten- but thats a story for another day......),matatus forcing some of us to cut down our weight coz they wouldnt allow some sizes into the matatus (they wanted the slim ones so that they can fit many!!!) bure kabisa hii watu.

One time i wore a big sweater(dont know if it was the sweater or my size anyway) then three matatus refused to carry me,the forth said if they carried me,i pay double!!! Imagine going through that piece of................. again???!!!! psychos!!!

Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.

Githae is practically right. The michuki rules simply made transport more expensive. The passengers themselves are as reluctant as the operators to comply. Let the poor squeeze in buses. They are used to it anyway. Let the midle class stick with the 14 sitters. The rich will drive themselves

Muthonwa a Agikuyu