@ And1589 Next time when travelling to or from Kisii,use The Narok route. The road is wider and has less traffic than the Nakuru - Kericho one. The Guys constructing it are moving so fast that they have now reached the Sattelite base. Its pure pleasure driving on this road. You even hit 180 without realising.

Kamaa Obviously when I see the meter at 180 i reduce speed. But what I meant is that you are at peace on most stretches of this road.

@Spend.thrift True its not wise to drive with worn out drive pads but by the time i was around the area past Naivasha it was getting dark and i can swear that in no way can i stop at any point along the stretch to Nairobi,i would probably in more danger than just being hit from behind by a fast car,...never ever could i have stopped there bro,even with a burst tyre...rims mpaka Westlands! About the Kisii route via Narok,don't jump to conclusions fast...where I come from I use the Kisii-Chemosit road to Kericho and if I have to use the Narok route,i have to back-track like 100kms to Kaplong then join the Narok route(not a wise move) My Ka-toyota was in good shape when i set out for the journey,all tune ups were done in order. The brake pads could last me for sometimes. while am not saying they were new,they were not worn out when i left Nai,and i checked them along everything else with my mechanic( by the way i use only Lucas Brake pads),so this issue of saying they wore out after two hard-braking events ishindwe! by the end of a long journey you gotta have braked hundreds of times and so the wearing out is cumulative. Becoming number one is easier than remaining number one

@ Andy. I get your point. But then. Kisii was split up into so many districts so that I believe you do not mean you were driving from Kisii per se but from another distrcit where inhabitants predominantly speak the kisii language. Otherwise from the Kibaki Kisii Central,Sotik _Narok is still the better option. I could be wrong We tenda wema kisha wende zako. Usinipe macho ya kutarajia shukrani!!!

@Alphdoti I think we are not on the same page. My driving style is a matter here nor there.N-way for guyz driving behind me i agree they might be judgemental on whether or not i am mis-inconveniencing them,but the main topic of this thread was about guyz who are going in the opposite direction and overtaking without considering the opposing traffic's separation safety.i hope u don't own a Prado and was on that road on Sunday ;) @wangu.n Thanks,next time i'll be more prepared any breakdowns. Becoming number one is easier than remaining number one