A RARE END COLLISION

A matatu driver was driving along the surface lane approaching the Ruiru flyover at around 2:40 PM, a car  was trying to overtake the matatu, causing the matatu to get into an accident as it lost its direction and went towards the bridge, where by the matatu got crushed. The owner of the vehicle who caused the accident rushed to the matatu guy and pushed him from his matatu seat throwing him to the wall mercilessly. Yet the matatu driver was trying to avoid the accident to be bigger thus driving towards the bridge. The matatu driver got injured on his back and was unable to walk well.  Later, after almost an hour, it's when the  managed to come at the scene and see what had happened. The car driver was arrested and the driver was taken to the hospital. Both vehicles, the matatu and the car were also taken to the police station.
 
It's good when drivers drive to be very careful on the roads and avoid overtaking. Always follow the rules.

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