1. Keep distance. You should drive "3 seconds" behind a car while driving at all speeds.

2. Carry a first aid box, a fire extinguisher, 2 safety triangles, spare, jack and wheel spanner in your car at all times. Plus an empty jerrican (ya kubebea mafuta ikiisha). Accidents and emergencies can happen at any time.

3. Learn how to dim lights at night especially when approaching other cars or pedestrians. Some of us see poorly at night, so when you shine lights onto our eyes, even with our walking sticks, we'll stagger into a ditch.

4. Keep left unless overtaking. Don't overtake on the left. I think this is the most abused rule on our roads. Does the Highway Code still exist? Do people know that a rule called Lane Discipline exists?

Remember not to make a girlfriend/wifey-to-be cry in the car while facing the car roof with feet stepping on the top padding,this act makes the car very vulnerable to accidents even on a very clear and straight stretch!!!

wait until you come across the guys who love taking their sweet time on the inner lanes, you will wait forever for a chance to overtake

sorry for asking but apart from the customs, excise duties, VAT, shipping line and port charges. are there more items when i am importing a car that i need to prepare for?

Installation of Alarm at Mombasa and about 3K for sand-work...the so called card ID.