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Mamlaka ya kitaifa ya usalama barabarani NTSA imefutilia mbali kwa muda leseni ya kampuni ya matatu ya Super Metro ikisisiza kuwa magari 15 yao ya uchukuzi wa umma yalikuwa yakiwabeba abiria huku leseni zikiwa zimepita wakati uliokusudiwa.
Wasimamizi wa metro wameitisha mkutano na waandishi wa wa habari acha tusikie wanasemaje.
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Super Metro yaisuta NTSA kwa kufutilia mbali leseni yao ya kuhudumu
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