the driver in inga's case was licensed, but many aren't. this mini-bus taxi driver agreed to give his views on the problem. driver: you see? interviewer: there's no training or anything like that to be a taxi driver? driver: mm...i can say no. [indistinct] hector: breaking the law and being seen to get away with it, the behavior that's manifested by mini-bus taxi drivers is very, very visible to other motorists, and it creates a widespread perception of the lack of enforcement and therefore of a general lawlessness on the road. narrator: in this case, the driver was taken to court, but initially he remains out of jail, something that infuriates inga's grandmother. [grandmother speaking local language] [interviewer speaking local language] [grandmother speaking local language] interviewer/interpreter: i'm very angry. i want him to be sentenced. i want him to be inside jail and not outside. [grandmother speaking local language] interviewer/interpreter: he was a very creative boy. he used to draw and make cars to play with. and he loved food.

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