TANZANIA: Rapid Bus Transit System saves Time and Money

[@qibbies]

Im a Singaporean but this is 1 of the top cities that has changed over time. I personally think that this country will have better technologies to make their country more modern and livelier

[@evacharles9448]

Thank you very much for encouraging us. Welcome in Tanzania

[@robertcheruiyot1714]

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[@robertcheruiyot1714]

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@@evacharles9448 aàaà

[@expatbiker6598]

Beautiful people with a beautiful country. Regards from your Somali cousin.

[@diane5140]

Regards to both Somalia and Tanzania from a Canada. I would love to visit both beautiful countries.

[@Jemokurtz]

Dar es salaam yapendeza kweli. in the next few years everyone will be talking about Dar. Would love to visit this mega city. Nairobi yetu haisongi, bado tupo kwenye mida ya 1990s.

[@africanrenaissance5298]

bro kuanga patriotic,,, Nairobi is moving ahead

[@lucasmhagama8166]

Hata Nairobi tunaiheshime I think Dar na Nairobi ni East Afrcan Icon

[@aaronoluoch4510]

Problem yetu no powerful land grabbers ambao wananyakua road reserves na any open space.

[@freddymello3227]

James Kurtz ,Fact

[@Mpakauseme]

tujenge East Africa ipendeze hita kuwa poa sana

[@Frazztraveller]

The best city in east Africa

[@africanrenaissance5298]

of course Nairobi

[@Sean1877]

Ian Rutto@Nairobi belongs to China

[@Sean1877]

Kenyan Nationalist@Come on bro why risk giving up the Mombasa port..pay up

[@malibolosedlaminithambo6249]

Shxx Mza in November.. Half of the dept has been paid... What will confort you now.. Plus we are building metro rails around the cities

[@user-ko8bj5kq1e]

mhengaa tr wow good work to tanzania leaders

[@jarobkaryagob8288]

I love you all cantriess of africa tanzanya progress

[@taymourasmessi3685]

Great Project, Big up my Tanzania

[@ikrissaidrissa8613]

nice city dar-es-salaam

[@abdullahjan6430]

Nice love from Pakistan

[@smithprod2618]

We need same in Douala and Yaoumde Cameroon

[@darklighten8143]

Not happening in the next 50 years from now, blame bollore and the french government, they own that country.

[@EugeneAyindolmah]

And Accra and Kumasi in Ghana

[@yellowzd4947]

Ang in Lagos Nigeria

[@abealexander7306]

@@yellowzd4947 Lagos is one of the first cities to use BRT in Africa

[@yellowzd4947]

@@abealexander7306 I just like the way it has special routes so people can go through/ avoid traffic. That's an incentive for people who think they're too 'big' to take public transit. Less cars = less traffic in the long run. It also makes life easier in general.

[@kadeemjohnson4147]

I can't believe they now have modern buses in Africa

[@malibolosedlaminithambo6249]

Kadeem Johnson africa dont have roads.. This is not africa.. Again, i can see people in clothes and housez.. I hear ppl. From their dont put on clothes an live in huts.... I believe this is oceania or the Carrebian.. Not that shithole

[@yellowzd4947]

@@malibolosedlaminithambo6249 you're so ignorant and comfortable with that ignorance that it's sad

[@dachjunior4766]

@@malibolosedlaminithambo6249 YOU'RE STILL *IGNORANT* AND YET YOU *EMBRACE THAT STUPID INFO* DON'T BE SO *NAIVE, COME OUT OF THAT SHELL AND CHANGE YOUR MINDSET*

[@dokorobia8713]

mhengaa tr Hahahahahah ignorance is real

[@senimashauri6696]

I think you do not know even how to use a mobile phone bcoz you are so ignorant, your perception is in 1880yr back

[@chiminycrickets]

Our Nairobi is ever not moving....

[@Fred-O86]

Congrats from Nairobi. We here only talk about BRT but no action. Transportation industry in Nairobi is largely owned and controlled by corrupt cartels who are in government. Talk about conflict of interest and politics. We will never see BRT becoming a reality with the current administration in office.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

African cities badly need trains. Trains are what can carry a lot of people quickly. Elevated or underground, the cities aren't as efficient without trains.

[@fjellyo3261]

Exactly! Trams and Metros are needed.

[@markpeter8454]

black Americans come home and invest.

[@karenwangari4057]

Good job Tz

[@irfanaliali285]

in pakistan it's called Metro bus system. these r in Lahore' Multan & Islamabad Rawalpindi

[@johnmlay4759]

Okay good bro let move together

[@itsnotthatserious2291]

It has limitations too

[@fjellyo3261]

And what is with the tram?

[@LatifAmars]

Have they thought about pitching this as a NAMA project?

[@beatricenicholausiwasa7601]

tanzania kuwa kama ulaya inawezekana sema tu watu waache kuiba fedha za selikari mbona rwanda kama ulaya nawakati wamepigana sana vita

[@Ishengoma1]

Latif naomba tutafutane. Kitambo sana. Sijui uko tz au sverige

[@manuelvisak1396]

I would like to know the rate at which the money was lended and what political influence the west took on Tanzania.

[@SamuelLiebermann]

"Reduction of two thirds or more". This sentence does not make any sense. It basically says "any reduction including none."

[@Giorg189]

Speed 50 km/h is definitely not rapid. It's fairer to call it 'basic bus service'.

[@Sean1877]

Giorg189@ How is ur so called rapid bus system workin😏

[@fitawrarifitness6842]

By "rapid" they mean "unrestricted". I can't believe that had to be explained.

[@salumalriyamy1576]

We who are here in Dar understand the word "rapid" as dedicated road for the buses only.. hence ni queue.. and with that no matter what speed the buses travel at, it will always be perceived as rapid.

[@tillyahono3723]

its rapid According to transport situation in Dar, it save time compare by using other transport

[@israelpeter5821]

differentiate rapid and fast