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Guy Arab IV About 20 were bought during 1955-57 for service in Mombasa and Nairobi. The speed limit was reputedly 25 mph.

leyland clysdale/albion

Nairobi. 1970s

bus station in 1968

Believe it or not this were nairobi/msa PSVs pre independence.

Bus Pass. long long time ago we had a working, reliable public transport system. students/pupils were offered a discount when they applied for a bus pass. more than 10 students would share one on a bus ride, woe unto you if the conductor notices and pockets it.

SLATES (Thirayti) this was before introduction of exercise books ..

ERF Electronic Remote Force mid 90s

hii ulipata? mid 80s

mombasani 80s

A KBS bus driver photographed next to the bus he drives at Eastleigh Depot.The photo was taken in 1986. — in Eastleigh

Nani ali safiria hii basi Kwenda upcountry?

KBS Mombasa C_50s Mombasa Kilimanjaro 80 bob Malindi tour 20 bob

KBS double deckers 1960s

hii hukuona

can make a better one. huyu hajui history na hana content

THE KENYA BUS SERVICE. In 1934, the Overseas Transport Company of London introduced the first local bus in Kenya using a fleet of 13 buses on 12 routes. In 1966 the City Council of Nairobi (CCN) gave United Transport Overseas Services (UTOS) the then owners of Kenya Bus Services Ltd (KBS) a...

KBS prepaid "token"