NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 13 – Easycoach says it regrets the fatal accident involving one of its buses at Salgaa on the Eldoret-Nakuru highway that saw four people perish and 16 others injured.
Managing Director Azym Dossa assured that they have increased measures in their buses to ensure the safe travel of passengers.
“We have inculcated strict driving etiquette among our drivers, in adherence to laid down regulations and our own stringent in-house standards. ”
“Some of the safety measures we have implemented include fitting Easycoach buses with functional Geographical Positioning Systems (GPS) controlled systems to monitor movement and speed and relay data to a manned command centre in Nairobi.
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