what happens to people who travel at night coz of business...this will affect so many business people...

I once happened on an accident scene one early morning and we were stopped so that the wreckage could be towed. Next to where I stopped was a police land cruiser with bodies stacked over each other with missing limbs and body parts strewn all over... I've never shaken that much. People who were alive a few hours earlier. People with families, friends etc. Killed a violent death because of a bloody driver who was overtaking on a blind corner like a total moron. Son of a b!tch didn't even brake or swerve. No marks on the road to show he did. And the people on the land cruiser could be any of us! Makes feel like shooting all careless drivers. It is human beings you are dealing with!! Respect human life. If you don't respect yours, go hang!!

Yenyewe hapa kuna mchezo mbaya. Mara, bus had no TLB, mara this clown chased one with a police car and was unable to 'reach' it, etc. At this rate I won't be surprised to hear it had no insurance. Just out of curiosity, what did the cop do about the speeding bus? Did he radio his colleagues ahead to stop it at a roadblock? And now we learn the accident had 41 fatalities and over 30 survivors. Wasn't that overloading? If it was, what were our police doing? Yaani kwa hiyo barabara yoote kutoka Nairobi, hakuna hata askari mmoja ambaye angenyosha mkono aulize kwa nini lile basi linabeba zaidi ya inavyokubaliwa? Seriously?

My heartfelt condelences to the bereaved.
Some losses are just too painful lakini we cant say hii ni ya mungu.

There is need to reaximine transport policy in kenya in totality. Not some knee-jerk ojinga like banning night travel. Looks like people have no idea that this is a twenty four hour economy! That is recipe for disaster right there. Eng Kamau is normally level headed, on this one I forgive him it must be the shock of the Ntulele horror sio phangi. The guy flies and has no idea how the rest of the economy runs

The Mahi Maiu Narok Bomet Road (except hiyo stretch/ bend ya tumonkey)is one of Kenyas finest roads. It rivals The Strabag Mugoya EU funded stretch along Mombasa Nrb highway.

I have been overtaken by PSVs and lorries on both stretches when cruising at 120kph + mungu tu is the one averting catastrophies on our roads.

Kenyans have short memories. There was a directive to remove roadblock which people celebrated - saying this was a big blow against the corrupt police . I have dobe the crosscountry nrb to nyanza n nrb to coast severally and boy do I miss the boys in blue just to keep me awake and alert or even reinforce sense of security.

Tafadhali when we go to see off the dearly departed let us not have ile ojinga malifanya huko Kisii. Ni hayo tu naomba sirkal. . . Let us take care of the orphans

Sad that among the dead is a family of four sisters traveling for their mum's burial.