Roam Rapid - the first electric mass transit bus in Kenya
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- The future of public transport is here! 🙌
The Roam Rapid has started the first-ever electric, mass-transit bus operation in Kenya. Read more about the operations on our website: bit.ly/3snkeHP
The Roam Rapid is a fully electric mass transit bus that ensures reliability and accessibility to large-scale transit systems across the African continent.
It’s tailored to have robust quality, adapted to the African use-case, while also equipped with modern comfort to ensure a smooth riding experience.
Check out our website for more information about the Roam Rapid! bit.ly/3M5asDc
The low chassis and wheelchair ramp are just a game changer. Looking forward to using the service. I hope you incorporate an Uber-like app that helps to determine the availability of the buses within your area.
I would gladly even volunteer as an engineer to help work on that. Honestly, we need a reliable alternative to matatus.
I will gladly hop on this bus everyday.
If you can incentivize people to take buses over private vehicles by providing dedicated bus-only lanes this will drastically solve Nairobi's traffic problem.
This is good idea but our roads need to be relooked because they are narrow sharply cornered but for in city transit they are ok
Goood video
Great work
The only thing that this bus should get is their own stage! We need to move away from these noisy nganyas
Huku sasa ni wapi lakini
🙂
good progress.... 💯 support
The beginning of the end for the matatu.
Not really, the public transport is not yet saturated enough to make them jobless.
motorbike zetu zinakuja lini kindly?
I hope they won't be overloading.
How about putting solar panels on top of the buses as a backup to recharge the batteries.
Its a good idea but it cannot work. You will still need to charge and will make the bus more expensive and delicate
@@beyondboundaries2 Thats what the panels are there for to charge. or are you saying the solar will not produce enough power t charge the entire battery system? One cn recover the cost by making more rips as opposed to waiting 4hrs to recharge
@@daviddavis7959 Solar panels are less efficient and cannot charge batteries that can power a bus. It had been tried before. It failed terribly
@@daviddavis7959 The area on top pf the bus is rather large so they could retrofit some panels up there but they still wouldn't fully charge the battery it would add probably about 40 extra KM or maybe less depending on cloud cover.
BUT the roof would be very delicate and the driver would have to be careful not to go under tree branches that stick out
@@Kingkong-pw4rp tree branches Nairobi???
Good
Do youbwatch videos of Jim Nduruchi
Looking forward to the day regular matatus are completely ABOLISHED off the face of Nairobi and this new electric buses are now operating. Sakaja please! Game changer. VIVA KENYA 🇰🇪!
Sorry learn to leave with matatus, they have made you to be what you are, these just another hog wash these matatus feed families so Zoes matatus, diaspora with love
How much does this bus cost?
woooow
impressive 💪🇰🇪
How many miles range?
Tanzania have had this for years now
Tanzania hawana... Only in Ug
Tanzania have petrol buses not Electric
@@eddie8006poteto potato😂 also they run on there own road.
@@Cyprian_infomer they have them there named mwendo kasi this thing have there own road and they are fast just like the name suggests 😄😄😄
@@Pcrate 😂 Hawawezi ringa Sasa , na btw ata izo basi zao zilikua Assembled in Mombasa 😂 zetu zimetoka Thika na ni za stima 😂🤌
This is not news... Just like the ones before it... Itwill come and go. Not the first not the last