Buses in Kigali, Rwanda 2024

Car ownership in Kigali is low, with just six per cent of households possessing one as of 2011. Therefore, most residents rely on public transport for journeys within the city and elsewhere. Historically, most passenger journeys within Kigali were in minibuses, operating under a share taxi system with sixteen passengers per bus. In the 2010s, these were phased out in many areas of the city, in favour of larger buses, some of which permit cashless payment through a "Tap & Go" card and online bookings ~Wikipedia
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[@olix6728]

Excellent video 👍

[@theogeneniyonsenga2638]

Thank you for the video

[@martinmathangani]

Good video. Nice to see kigali again.

[@janetlewis7145]

Nice buses. No wrecks here. Mr Bill

[@jesusse9757]

Buen vídeo 👍

[@junovzla]

holy shi this all looks a lot like Venezuela except with less ancient buses!

[@transitfan2000]

Is this in Africa

[@samuelkvideos]

Yes