VOICED : Kenya's pimped up matatus are the kings of the road

The video explores the vibrant culture of matatus in Nairobi, highlighting their unique features like graffiti, Wi-Fi, and loud music that attract young passengers. It delves into the cultural significance and popularity of these vehicles, often seen as clubs on wheels. The video also discusses the investment required to design and maintain a matatu, as well as customer preferences between modern and classic matatus.

What is one of the main attractions of matatus for young passengers?

• Quiet and peaceful rides

• Eye-catching graffiti and loud music

• Direct routes with no stops

• Low ticket prices

How do matatus serve as a social hub for young people in Nairobi?

• They offer guided tours of the city

• They have onboard libraries

• They provide a space for socializing with music and entertainment

• They offer free meals during the ride

What is the estimated investment required to own a modern matatu?

• $70,000

• $100,000

• $30,000

• $10,000

How long does it typically take to recover the investment made in a matatu?

• Two years

• Five years

• One year

• Six months

Why might some travelers prefer classic matatus over their modern counterparts?

• They are more affordable

• They offer more luxurious features

• They are more expensive

• They are quieter