Video Of Youths Dangerously Hanging On Bus, Dancing Recklessly Causes Uproar

• Netizens agreed that there has been an increase in dangerous and reckless actions among youths on the road in the past few days
• A video surfaced online on Thursday, May 9, of youths dangerously hanging on a bus while dancing suggestively
• The young lads sang along joyously without considering their safety and that of other road users

Netizens have raised concerns after a video of youths hanging on a bus dangerously while dancing resurfaced on Thursday, May 9.

Youths dancing on moving vehicle

In the video, the youths are seen enjoying their ride on a supposed road trip and dancing suggestively, causing a stir among netizens.

While others said it was an old video, they all agreed on increased dangerous driving in recent days among youths without considering their safety and that of other road users.

While singing along to the music playing in the vehicle, one of the ladies' voices is heard joyously shouting 'this is happiness'.

Francis Njoroge said:

"This is outrightly wrong. The driver and his other crew should be arrested to face the long arm of the law,"

Hillary said:

"Kila generation imepitia hapa. I don't say it right,"

Sir Muchiri said:

"NTSA, kazi kwenu. We expect to see results on arraignment evidence ndio hiyo,"

Andrew Mytha said:

"These have given up their future, zero plans,"

Murkomen pursuing driver driving dangerously on Mombasa Road

In other news, Roads and Transport Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kipchumba Murkomen shared on his official X account in April that he was pursuing a Mercedes-Benz motorist captured on video hanging on the windows of the car, which appeared dangerous.

He had assured Kenyans that the man identified as James Gathogo Njeri, would be punished.

The two men, identified as Peleng Monari and Peter Aggrey, were later arrested and pleaded guilty to breaking rules before a traffic court in Nairobi.

Why boda boda sector needs to be streamlined

During the National Safety Action Plan, Murkomen blamed boda boda sector for increased road accidents in the country, due to their reckless actions.

While also blaming passengers for ignoring traffic rules over petty reasons, he said the sector needs to be streamlined to reduce accidents in the country.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke