| JKLive | Road to Green Transport [Part 2]

41 percent Nairobians use public transport
40 percent of Nairobians walk
13 percent of Nairobians use private means
govt unveil plans for nationwide e-bike scheme
govt to accelerate transition to e-mobility
E-mobility race heats up in East Africa
#ACS23 #NairobiDeclaration

[philiponkui]

i know kenya kwanza will be difficult to reform kenya power because ndindi nyoro is the main shareholder. we dont want monopoly.

[peterkmwangi]

Good ideas all through, I hope not just talk but really hands on.

[Fred-KE]

If that lilttle car costs above KES 900, 000 it won't be value for money.

[samuelwachira]

What the government should do is to be creative by implementing car electric engines since there’s cars People love there own cars you go to the mechanic remove engine and but electric ones offered by government you know lather than buying new car just buy electric engine

[ipetert]

Expand road network and make it for humans and not vehicles. A new capital for Govt, Judiciary, legislative, Depts etc would be neat and futuristic. Forget this old Nairobi

[Josemislredo]

What is the car's distance range? Are sure it can reach Kericho with a single charge? Didn't KK say they will not take any loan?
Let's go the hydrogen way. Hydrogen is cheap and might easily accessible to many Kenyans.

[peterkmwangi]

That little car can be used by taxi and Uber drivers for transport.