That bridge after GM on your way to Imara daima is a disaster n almost every weekend,their is always a car that has fallen down on the rail.

Training really matters,I had the opportunity of learning how to drive via my old man see that guy was strict before he could comfortably give me the ride for an errand it took almost 6 months,but I appreciate the strictness coz it made me a good driver,our driving schools are just a sham thats where most of the focus should be you pay for a driving course and learn zilch 90% of the time you will be stuck in traffic and you,ll be lucky to drive just a few metres come exam day you,ll drive for a few seconds because the people who have come for the test are so many and the cops are few,if you fail just chota/some driving schools actually assure you ul neva fail they send emisssaries with bribes before hand to ensure every student from the school passes ...our whole system is a mess needs complete overhaul...systems should be in check to punish repeat offendors,that means money for new driving licences that keep track of offences you have done etc...
The other day I was coming from rongai some guy behind me was so.aggressive yet coz of traffic on the other side he couldnt overtake so he decided to tail gate me I actually told my passenger that he might hit me from behind...and true to my word he almost did there are new bumps just at multi media NO signage as usual as I hit the brake he had to swerve and go off road to avoid rear ending me...then he complains that am the one whose on the wrong ...He was lucky there was no on coming vehicle,head on mara that that...we just break all the rules nobody cares,the driver doesnt,the cops dont,leadership doesnt...life continues,thats who we are proud Kenyans who are ok killing our fellow Kenyans on the road...

Our generation has become Audio-Visual. If we could get a few accidents happening and play them over n' over n' over again, prime time. And if we could a dramatization of passengers demanding an errant matatu driver slow down, drive cautiously etc and play it over n' over n' over again; something might give

Ooh...Same Rongai. On Sato a Matatu hit me at the back. I wonder where the guy was rushing to yet ahead of me it was like a parking lot as usual. Thank God nobody was hurt. What is worrying me is the number of young people driving crazily on the roads once they are drunk on the weekend. I have lost several friends now, one a close friend...and the script is the same: THEY WERE DRUNK. I appreciate not all accidents are as a result of careless drivers, but majority are.

You are a Bible reader @Mukiri you know how hardened the hearts of men/women can be...I have so many friends who drink drive and no matter how many times you tell them to leave the car at home and take a cab they will never listen...when I jav and the driver is doing crazy speeds nobody speaks I usually find am voicing the concern alone,yet when God forbid an accident occurs the surviving passengers will tell the journalists that they had noticed the driver was speeding...we all are in this we know the root cause but we simply dont care coz we drive to work/to our businesses/church/for outings get home safely/sleep wake up to face another day and life goes on...until you get hit then ul think differently...