Runs the daily service: the drivers who take GRT's buses out on the island's corridors, the schedules they keep, and the route coverage that decides whether a passenger waiting at a stop is picked up on time.
Our team
The people who keep the island moving
How GRT is run
GRT runs on three jobs done well every day. Here is what each of them covers.
We are still gathering photographs and profiles of the team. Until then this page describes the roles rather than the individuals, and the images alongside them are stock photographs of the work — not of GRT's own staff or depot.
Keeps 85 battery-electric buses available and safe. Servicing, diagnostics and the depot charging equipment all sit here — an electric fleet is only as reliable as the plant that charges it overnight.
The link between the timetable and the street: dispatching vehicles, covering absences, and answering passengers in Swahili and English when a service is disrupted.