Kenya’s public transportation system is characterized by buses playing loud music. Efforts to regulate this practice have faced challenges despite existing laws and court rulings.
Laws prohibit excessive noise levels, and court judgments have mandated that public service vehicles refrain from using decorative lights. However, the culture surrounding matatus, a common form of public transport, appears to disregard these regulations.
The practice of playing loud music in matatus has become a defining feature of the public transport system in Kenya. Despite legal prohibitions and judicial directives, controlling this aspect of matatu culture has proven difficult.
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