Route 44 is one of Nairobi’s northern commuter services, connecting the city with Kahawa West and Githurai 44. Instead of presenting this as another stop-by-stop route article, it is more useful to understand Route 44 through the neighbourhoods and roads that define the journey: Zimmerman, USIU, Kamiti Road, Kahawa West and the Northern Bypass. For … Read more
Route 126 connects Nairobi with Kiserian, travelling south through the Lang’ata Road corridor and passing Bomas of Kenya, Galleria and Ongata Rongai before continuing onward towards Kiserian. This is a longer metropolitan route than the Rongai-bound services because Ongata Rongai is an intermediate destination rather than the end of the journey. Passengers heading to Kiserian … Read more
For thousands of commuters travelling between Nairobi and Ongata Rongai, Route 125 is one of the key public transport services connecting the city with the rapidly growing town south of Nairobi. The route follows the Lang’ata Road corridor, passing major landmarks including Bomas of Kenya, Galleria and Multimedia University of Kenya before proceeding towards Ongata … Read more
If your journey from Nairobi is taking you towards Hardy or Karen, Route 24C is one of the matatu services associated with the Lang’ata Road corridor. Rather than treating Route 24C as identical to every Karen-bound service, commuters should pay attention to the 24C designation and destination displayed on the vehicle, particularly when travelling to … Read more
Route 24 provides a public transport connection from Nairobi towards Karen and Hardy, travelling along the Lang’ata Road corridor and passing major landmarks including Bomas of Kenya and Galleria. This particular Route 24 service is useful for passengers heading beyond the central Lang’ata area towards Hardy and Karen, two destinations on Nairobi’s southwestern side. For … Read more
Route 15/34 serves commuters travelling between Nairobi and the Mbagathi–Lang’ata area, providing a useful public transport option for passengers whose destinations fall within this part of southern Nairobi. Unlike Route 15, which can be described through a longer sequence of major landmarks towards Lang’ata, Route 15/34 is best understood by its principal service area: Mbagathi … Read more
Route 15 provides a direct matatu connection from Nairobi CBD to Lang’ata, serving several major landmarks south of the city centre. Its journey passes Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi West, T-Mall, Wilson Airport and Uhuru Gardens before continuing into Lang’ata. Because it connects residential areas with major commercial, recreational and transport landmarks, Route 15 is useful not … Read more
Travelling from Nairobi CBD towards Nairobi West or T-Mall? Route 14 serves this relatively short urban corridor, connecting the city centre with Nyayo Stadium, Nairobi West and the T-Mall area. Unlike many of Nairobi’s longer matatu routes that extend into the outer suburbs, Route 14 primarily serves passengers making shorter journeys between the CBD and … Read more
Route 111 connects Nairobi with Ngong Town, travelling along the Ngong Road corridor through Adams Arcade, Junction Mall and Dagoretti Corner before continuing beyond Nairobi towards Ngong. This is one of the longer services using the Ngong Road corridor. While several matatus sharing the road terminate within Nairobi, Route 111 continues farther southwest to Ngong … Read more
Route 102 connects Nairobi with Kikuyu, travelling through the Ngong Road corridor, Junction Mall and Dagoretti before continuing westwards towards Kikuyu. For commuters travelling beyond Nairobi’s western neighbourhoods, Route 102 is useful because its journey does not end around Dagoretti. It continues towards Kikuyu, providing a connection between Nairobi and the growing metropolitan area west … Read more