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Crazy Nairobi traffic!!
Swenani
#371 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 10:22:46 AM
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limanika
#372 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 2:29:27 PM
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All matatu owners believe the traffic mess is caused by private cars. All private car owners including kidraw believe matatus are the culprit. Now why is it so hard for kidraw to stand out of the box and realize that other than the issue of roads and confusion created by traffic cops, the other main contributor to traffic chaos is large no.of private cars? Any solution that does not seek to make public transport the natural choice is just a partial one
kiash
#373 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 3:11:05 PM
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kysse wrote:
taka jua wrote:
UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:
As opposed to all that, i think most Kenyans are unhealthy. They should therefore be made to walk. All PSV vehicles shouldnt enter town, and people should walk to get them. For instance, all Thika Road pedestrians to be dropped at Ngara, all Waiyaki Way, Kangemi and Kikuyu passengers to be dropped hizo sides za Chiromo, Ngong Road waachwe hapo community, eastlanders waachwe Nyayo!! CBD itakuwa much better



This was tried before when all matatus from eastlands were to drop and pick passenegers at Muthurwa, all it achieved was once massive traffic jam from Donholm to Muthurwa.



This city is too dirty for walks. You are making wrong comparisons.
No footpaths,sewage,garbage strewn all over,thugs. Its disgusting and dangerous to walk . I d rather keep my obesity than walk some of our roads.

I dont know who are behind our city planning cz we dont have footpaths,working sewarage or drainage systems,the existing are overworked and have broken down. Nbo is not a city.

In addition we walk like wildebeasts - In all directions,rough,shoving and pushing and spitting.
ok I am done.


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Iganamagana
#374 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 3:20:11 PM
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kiash wrote:
kysse wrote:
taka jua wrote:
UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:
As opposed to all that, i think most Kenyans are unhealthy. They should therefore be made to walk. All PSV vehicles shouldnt enter town, and people should walk to get them. For instance, all Thika Road pedestrians to be dropped at Ngara, all Waiyaki Way, Kangemi and Kikuyu passengers to be dropped hizo sides za Chiromo, Ngong Road waachwe hapo community, eastlanders waachwe Nyayo!! CBD itakuwa much better



This was tried before when all matatus from eastlands were to drop and pick passenegers at Muthurwa, all it achieved was once massive traffic jam from Donholm to Muthurwa.



This city is too dirty for walks. You are making wrong comparisons.
No footpaths,sewage,garbage strewn all over,thugs. Its disgusting and dangerous to walk . I d rather keep my obesity than walk some of our roads.

I dont know who are behind our city planning cz we dont have footpaths,working sewarage or drainage systems,the existing are overworked and have broken down. Nbo is not a city.

In addition we walk like wildebeasts - In all directions,rough,shoving and pushing and spitting.
ok I am done.


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Worse in this weather. What with so many sweaty Kenyans who walk without respecting personal space?
Lolest!
#375 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 4:19:26 PM
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limanika wrote:
All matatu owners believe the traffic mess is caused by private cars. All private car owners including kidraw believe matatus are the culprit. Now why is it so hard for kidraw to stand out of the box and realize that other than the issue of roads and confusion created by traffic cops, the other main contributor to traffic chaos is large no.of private cars? Any solution that does not seek to make public transport the natural choice is just a partial one

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I did not want to be the first one to suggest that! We had this discussion in the blue section and we were called names for suggesting that we should encourage public transport while discouraging private cars

If you make it more incovenient to use public eg terminate mats at Muthurwa, Ngara etc, this will encourage more guys to come with their jalopies and traffic will increase

If you still think PSVs are the cause of heavy traffic, wait for the next matatu strike. See how the roads will be clogged up
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murchr
#376 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 4:40:44 PM
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Lolest! wrote:
limanika wrote:
All matatu owners believe the traffic mess is caused by private cars. All private car owners including kidraw believe matatus are the culprit. Now why is it so hard for kidraw to stand out of the box and realize that other than the issue of roads and confusion created by traffic cops, the other main contributor to traffic chaos is large no.of private cars? Any solution that does not seek to make public transport the natural choice is just a partial one

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I did not want to be the first one to suggest that! We had this discussion in the blue section and we were called names for suggesting that we should encourage public transport while discouraging private cars

If you make it more incovenient to use public eg terminate mats at Muthurwa, Ngara etc, this will encourage more guys to come with their jalopies and traffic will increase

If you still think PSVs are the cause of heavy traffic, wait for the next matatu strike. See how the roads will be clogged up


In addition to that, eliminate stage parking. Every bus should drop and pick passengers and go. Esp at GPO, and KENCOM
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#377 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 4:52:43 PM
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murchr wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
limanika wrote:
All matatu owners believe the traffic mess is caused by private cars. All private car owners including kidraw believe matatus are the culprit. Now why is it so hard for kidraw to stand out of the box and realize that other than the issue of roads and confusion created by traffic cops, the other main contributor to traffic chaos is large no.of private cars? Any solution that does not seek to make public transport the natural choice is just a partial one

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I did not want to be the first one to suggest that! We had this discussion in the blue section and we were called names for suggesting that we should encourage public transport while discouraging private cars

If you make it more incovenient to use public eg terminate mats at Muthurwa, Ngara etc, this will encourage more guys to come with their jalopies and traffic will increase

If you still think PSVs are the cause of heavy traffic, wait for the next matatu strike. See how the roads will be clogged up


In addition to that, eliminate stage parking. Every bus should drop and pick passengers and go. Esp at GPO, and KENCOM


Affordable public MASS transport is the key.
If you still have thousands of 33 seater ma3 ferrying people around they will still congest the stages even if they were to park for 2 minutes to pick pax and leave.
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kaka2za
#378 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 5:08:01 PM
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What about working hours? Do we all have to report at 8am and leave at 5pm.Suppose some sectors tweak this so that their employees report earlier or later?
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Impunity
#379 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 5:11:01 PM
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kaka2za wrote:
What about working hours? Do we all have to report at 8am and leave at 5pm.Suppose some sectors tweak this so that their employees report earlier or later?


I dont know of any Kenya who will enjoy waking up at 2am in order to report to work at 4am so that they can return home at say midday!
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maka
#380 Posted : Tuesday, March 10, 2015 6:30:59 PM
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This is madness....
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