Electric Buses Solving Nairobi's Air Pollution

BasiGo is an electric bus startup that is hoping to revolutionize Nairobi's public transport system and tackle the city's air pollution problems at the same time. Twenty-thousand people die from air pollution in Nairobi every year, BasiGo wants to prevent this. It launched operations in Nairobi in late 2021 and hopes to expand and transform public transport across East Africa in the near future.
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[@antwainebarkley9765]

They need mass production of the busses i live in nairobi and i havent seen this bus yet

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Reverse engineer that bus and build your own, Kenya (in time). Very good.

[@leonardneamtu_]

How about trams? They can run on electric and special tracks would mean avoidance of traffic.

[@drugoviic]

tracks means taking more room off the already congested roads,

[@t0n0k0]

must have skipped, the BYD part, selective hearing. Go on. 😂

[@NjonjoNdehi]

These buses can be charged for free using solar. 👍🏾

[@emmanuelabwalaba4253]

The government wont be able to collect revenues

[@sultanmswahilitv4864]

BYD buses,,,sourced from china

[@J__C_]

meiyou goungchandang jiu meiyou jin zhongghuo

[@Quixotic5666]

So what

[@kiprotichsalat2460]

And so what?

[@freedomm]

And?