Will smart traffic control system end Nairobi’s gridlock?

A traffic snarl-up on University Way in Nairobi. file photo | nmg

In 2004, business was booming for Kenya Bus Services (KBS) Management, a leading public transport company that manages fleets of buses for investors at a commission.

At the peak of business, each of the company’s buses covered an average 350 kilometres a day within Nairobi, translating to huge earnings for both the firm and investors.

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