That thing can be built in a year or 2 but it would take 50 years to teach Kenyans to follow instructions on how to use it. Those things are confusing because wewe unajua unaenda Kiambu which is to the left but the instructions say stay on the right lane and then turn right. You are supposed to forget all your previous knowledge of how to get to Kiambu and just follow the directions as provided. Kenyans will start arguing with the direction signs.

mai mahiu is bad enough.

Ata kusoma ni shida kwako. Sth else I've noted, you hardly understand posts, Im not sure of your real intention, but maybe to confuse members once cornered making stupid posts. Most of the time you respond to ghosts.

Did you see what I quoted and what my comment was about?

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Upuzi gani hii? Na itasaidia nani? Sasa unataka tujenge interchange ya 25B???? Eti itamaliza traffic Nairobi? Tuijenge wapi???
Shenz.




The Mombasa Superhighway is very welcome as far as Im concerned.

The SGR might get a small hit on the pax traffic as buses will be flying low, but GoK can always direct cargo traffic to the rail as it pleases.

Hii 2-way road with a barrier ni gani Imp? I hope you don't mean a 1x1 highway because that would mean driving from Msa to Nbi behind a Fiat semi-trailer all the way.

As it is, the existing highway is overwhelmed. Driving at night for a newbie is actually suicide.

There in lies the problem. Kenyans are too sharp to follow simple directions and this is what creates chaos. In a road system like this you just have to follow directions... don't think, just follow directions. This is really tested when you miss a turn and you realize that the directions require you to drive another 10km before the next exit that will allow you to come back. The "smart" Kenyan will think, "sijaenda mbali, si nikipindika hapa naweza tu kurudi na niendelee vizuri, kwa nini niende 10km na mimi najua kwenye ninaenda"...........boom!!!!!!!