Kenyans have elicited mixed reactions following the latest trending of the production of double decker buses in the country.
The Master Fabricators being one of the largest production industry of buses in Kenya is geared towards the production of Double Decker buses.
However, it's stated that the process might take a while in Kenya despite the government bodies including the KABM and NTSA being engaged on the same. This is however because the country doesn't have infrastructure to support them.
Below are some of the reactions by kenyans;
@alvin What infrastructure is needed to support a double decker bus?
@hillary Nakama nya ugenya ka imebeba viti huguza ile fly over ya pale prison naivasha sa hiz ztatoshea..
@eric I have seen taller vehicles on Kenyan roads than the bus you guys are talking about. Example matress lorries and the other one belonging to mill bakers for distribution of cakes
@benard Who lied to you that we don't have the infrastructure we had double deckers in the 70s all the way to the 90s and they survived much worse road networks it's time to invest in decker buses especially short distances due to pandemic restrictions
@tony these buses existed on Kenya road before they moved to UG then Zambia and SA and the roads were not they way they are today so achakutuambia haziwezi make kwa current road... our roads are even better now
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COMMENTS
GUEST_VopbPYdAX
03-28 03:15:32in the early sixties double deckers were available in Nairobi,we seem to have stepped backwards
ChachaMwita_06
03-26 14:18:37Those decor buses were here and failed to pick
GUEST_XxQvZE7WG
03-26 15:02:41This is the time to re introduce the double decker buses, the roads are superb, Kenya bus,stage coach and some private companies in Nairobi used to run those buses when the roads where in sorry state.We used to have one stagecoach bus running to Busia.