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ROAD MADNESS — Bus Caught On Camera Dangerously Over-speeding

A concerned Kenyan has sent a video of a PSV bus dangerously over-speeding on the highway. The one who recorded the video was just slightly past 100 km/h and he still couldn't catch the bus, which means it was moving faster than that. [video src="https://nyakundireport.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/VID-20190114-WA00

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A concerned Kenyan has sent a video of a PSV bus dangerously over-speeding on the highway.

The one who recorded the video was just slightly past 100 km/h and he still couldn't catch the bus, which means it was moving faster than that.

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