Ok what the arm chair me would like to see....
-> Expulsion of the SACCO from plying every routes in the country
-> Charges of murder be brought against the stupid idiot
-> Repossession of all railway land and rehabilitation of all intersections to have automated barriers
-> Declare all PSV drivers licences redundant and make them apply afresh and the tests should be administered by an independent body not the police. A majority of these drivers we have bought their licenses.

As for those saying that the guy had no option of where to cross to because of "jam" I'd advise you to go to a driving school, because clearly you aint a driver, and we need a total mind change as Kenyans, boarding shady mats coz they overlap of use other routes that get you to where you are going faster just exacerbates this problem. Why do we gamble with life?

Thousands of drivers to lose licences as mandatory re-testing starts next year http://bitly.com/1dxhehR

Seems someone is listening

Having drivers pay for infringements through insurance and other fees is a great idea.

Having roadworthy vehicles moved to private garages is a great idea.

But retesting all drivers is not.

This is Kenya, we know what will happen.

Just ensure that drivers are held to account for their actions. Insurance is a great way to do so.

Then retest all the traffic cops.

Then don't forget to get rid of ridicoulously punitive laws as there's no way someone will cough up 30k in court but will instead give it to the cop.

In short, nothing will change.

Unless Kenyans find Jesus or Allah between now and when the tests are done, we have to be honest and accept that there shall be major bribe taking during this exercise.

Why pretend when its true. Half of wazuans will get their license in their offices if they already didn't do that.

As for following the rule of law, that was a joke wasn't it murchr?

Very funny I must say considering the Hague. Very funny indeed.

This is Kenya, lets accept and move on.

Having drivers pay for infringements through insurance and other fees is a great idea.

Having roadworthy vehicles moved to private garages is a great idea.

But retesting all drivers is not.

This is Kenya, we know what will happen.

Just ensure that drivers are held to account for their actions. Insurance is a great way to do so.

Then retest all the traffic cops.

Then don't forget to get rid of ridicoulously punitive laws as there's no way someone will cough up 30k in court but will instead give it to the cop.

In short, nothing will change.