Outer Ring Road expansion making life difficult in Donholm
Donholm residents are a depressed lot. The ongoing expansion of Outer Ring Road has seen them contending with massive massive traffic snarl up after the closure of the connection to Jogoo road.
Matatu from Donholm now have to use Outer Ring Road via Mutindwa where they connect to Buruburu.
The diversions are to enable the Chinese contractor finish a section of the road.
The Chinese contractor has said the expasion works will be finished by 2018.
The residents are not that patient and have vented their frustrations on Twitter. Here is a sample of their recations.
20:58 Donholm residents are the most affected by Outering Rd Construction…Kesho tutaitana… via @janngugi
— Ma3Route (@Ma3Route) June 4, 2017
10:15 donholm is no go zone,jam is everywhere,can this chinese give us passable diversion via @JWazirimkuu
— Ma3Route (@Ma3Route) June 5, 2017
Spent more than one hour in traffic at Donholm Roundabout in the morning, I think the devil stays there.
— Pablo™ (@Dekaazz) May 11, 2017
Someone hear our cries, the contractor doing outering rd doesn't care. From Donholm you have to reach Taj mall then jogoo rd @KiriamaGerald
— KenyanTraffic (@KenyanTraffic) June 5, 2017
@Babu_Owino Kindly do us a favor for donholm residents.We cannot be taking longer time to access Jogoo rd than getting to town…
— JOY KAMAU (@JOYCOOLB) June 5, 2017
Y can't the Naivas bldng Donholm be demolish for the xchange road expansion? @UKenyatta @KideroEvans @Ma3Route @KURAroads @kenyaroadsboard
— Ingudi C (@IngudiCollo) June 5, 2017
@ma3route,can this chinese company bulding outring rd,esp.Donholm,wind up quickly the flyover at donholm to ease this traffic jam
— JOHNSTONE WAZIRIMKUU (@JWazirimkuu) June 5, 2017
@kenyanTraffic,donholm is no go zone,jam is everywhere,can this chinese give us passable diversion
— JOHNSTONE WAZIRIMKUU (@JWazirimkuu) June 5, 2017
New diversion after road blocked near Caltex, Donholm to pave way for outering road construction. Motorists stuck for 1 1/2 hours.@Ma3Route pic.twitter.com/jMBlShIjtl
— Road Safety Hub (@roadsafetyhub) June 5, 2017
