From 2020 to 2022, the World Bank Development Impact (DIME) Group implemented a pilot to understand driving safety among matatus (minibuses) in Kenya using crowdsourced passenger feedback and telematics data. The project worked with 202 long-range matatus; stickers were installed on 77 vehicles that enabled passengers to provide feedback and telematics devices were installed on 150 vehicles—where 25 vehicles had both stickers and telematics devices installed.
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Measuring Safety in Kenya’s Public Sector Vehicles Using Telematics and Passenger Feedback
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8/22/2024 06:26:00 PM
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8/22/2024 06:26:00 PM
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DIME ieConnect Team
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Report (Report)
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English
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Kenya
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Africa East (AFE)
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Transport,Road Safety,Urban Transport
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smarTTrans: Road Safety in Kenya
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From 2020 to 2022, the World Bank Development Impact (DIME) Group implemented a pilot to understand driving safety among matatus (minibuses) in Kenya using crowdsourced passenger feedback and telematics data. The project worked with 202 long-range matatus; stickers were installed on 77 vehicles that enabled passengers to provide feedback and telematics devices were installed on 150 vehicles—where 25 vehicles had both stickers and telematics devices installed.
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