Manzee this is something I feel strongly about.

I had to sit a young relative down for a talk when I heard him boasting about the facebook page that warns drivers about Alcoblow locations.

Driving after drinking sounds funny until you hear stories of the accidents caused by drunk drivers.

Kenya's roads are already bad enough. We don't need a facebook page encouraging drunk driving.

Let's all be careful on our roads,drunk or not. Just yesterday, I witnessed an accident just after Timboroa. Here is the thing. Two young men whizz past me on the wrong side as I am heading to Hill Tea. I thought that was most stupid. I was doing a hundred but if the Wish was doing less, probably not below 140. I am concerned because I consider such unsafe for Jap cars without much safety features. As I come out of Timboroa town, I see the Jap jalopy attempting to overtake a transit truck. Unknown, there is another truck in front and a second hurtling down the same road but on the opposite side.All of a sudden, with my eyes in that direction, i ask my wife,"have you ever seen an accident?"...Like in a movie,the horror unfolded infront our eyes helplessly. I may not know the fate of the two, although they were in bad shape when they were eventually pulled but the thing is,they were in a hurry to somewhere but they ended up elsewhere. They also inconvenienced the trucker but heck, when I looked at the truck, it had no meaningful damage. If you have to get there, start early. If you are late , excuse yourself.

Maybe the NTSA should focus on their core mandate instead of theatrics of speedguns and alcoblow.

the folly of a capitalist government, its all about making money, the departments must justify their existence.

There's nothing cool with driving when intoxicated, that said, NTSA needs to stop stationing themselves on a single place, but drive along notorious highways. Gri zilikuwa za nini?