Bigchick wrote:I want to look at it as a temporary move during this season when bus companies rush to make a kill.I support it for now but pray that by 10th January a better solution will have been discussed and arrived at by all stake holders.
Yes accidents occur at any time but somehow statistics point at more deaths in night accidents.
Pse note since the ban, we have not had a single accident.
I urge the Ministry to invite views from all and you will be amazed at the solutions that will come our way.
What statistics and who's statistics?
We have to be very careful when quoting gov't officials after they make uninformed decisions.
Does it mean that if an accident happens today, tomorrow we ban day travel too?
There is only one solution to road carnage. Fire the crazy lot in that ministry, fire the traffic cops and get people who can implement the current laws as they are.
Not creating another tax.
Look at what's happening with the alchoblow already. If you want to escape it, carry 2k with you. If you don't have it, have a smart phone and join the anti-alchblow groups.
I mean we are becoming a joke
Simonkabz has just laid down to you the exact cost of doing business. Instead of 24 hours, its now 72 hours. That is the real tax.
This uhuru gov't is now becoming the joke of the day. ICC kila saa. No working plan on any issues that affect kenyans.
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.