I agree bumps and rumbles from under the bridge at Total South C, past Total all the way to panari, another set at GM, another at Imara Daima and Cabanas. What is worse is the way those actros trucks are driven. When we were growing up, trucks were driven by wazee and a few coasta rica jamaas on veve. Both types of drivers were never in a hurry. We have since recruited 20 yr olds from the matatus to drive trucks. Unfortunately they don't understand a truck is not a ma three or a small vehicle which can come to an abrupt halt. They race those trucks like they are driving mathrees. Sorry but I can't wait to RVR to get it's act together and put some well deserved brakes on most of these actroses. Their owners don't appear bothered as to how their trucks are driven provided the running balance is always ticking upwards (typical kenyan selfishness)!

BUMPS BUMPS BUMPS.. Simple and cheap solutions that have worked on the superhighway, before the more expensive solutions are found by this lethargic government.

Pole.

Holy Moly! 2.06-2.10 and the one where I think some kid was crushed is scary.

Did you notice that all the accidents happened on proper roads with lights and signs yet none happened in the one captured in India?

You only hold your breath while watching their disorganised way of driving but those tuk tuk and boda bodas of India know how to drive.

What is happening in Mombasa road people?