As Kenya's capital city grapples with the challenges of air pollution and congestion, residents are embracing a cleaner and quieter mode of transportation - electric buses. In Nairobi, long queues of passengers are forming outside bus stations where electric vehicles are now plying their trade, offering a cheaper and more environmentally friendly alternative to traditional diesel-powered buses. With the city's notorious traffic jams and poor air quality, the introduction of electric buses is seen as a welcome relief for commuters, who are willing to wait in line for a chance to ride in style and reduce their carbon footprint. But as demand for these eco-friendly buses grows, questions are being raised about the sustainability of Kenya's electric transportation infrastructure and the government's plans to support its adoption.
In Nairobi, passengers queue for cheaper, quieter electric rides The Christian Science Monitor
