Dar Es Salaam To Have Buses With WIFI Internet

Tanzania’s commercial capital Dar es Salaam will receive by the end of 2014 3,000 brand-new buses that will feature WIFI internet connection.

Transport firm UDA that recently introduced 200 new buses to serve Dar es Salaam transport needs will deploy the buses.

It is estimated that 4 million people depends on public transport in Dar es Salaam, the vast majority of which rely on bus transport.

According to Dar-es-Salaam Regional Transport Licensing Authority (DRTLA) there are about 7,000 privately owned buses that serve the city.

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