In Nigeria, people call informal transportation many names: tuke tuke, molue, okada, and many others. They are a part of life and it's a testament to Benjie's ingenuity that he makes this important sector the focus of his newsletter.
I have wrote about the informal motorbike and bicycle transit vehicles in China. This could be a very interesting transportation publication. I passed this link onto my son who is a transist enthusiast.
That was interesting. It reminds me of that time I was in Istambul and to go from point A to point B I had to use 5 different modes of transportation. On of them was the equivalent of the Ukrainan Marshrutka. LOL.
I just love the artistic flair of so many of the cabs/vans/buses of other countries. Here in the US, about the only thing we see is advertisements for local businesses. Great article. Thanks!
Great article, thank you. It has opened my eyes to the intersection of culture through transport systems. Ours is the black cab - very British and straight-laced :()))) to look at, but our black cab drivers have historically been the best historians and storytellers in and around London 😀
Benjie's concerns resonate with me.
In Nigeria, people call informal transportation many names: tuke tuke, molue, okada, and many others. They are a part of life and it's a testament to Benjie's ingenuity that he makes this important sector the focus of his newsletter.
I have wrote about the informal motorbike and bicycle transit vehicles in China. This could be a very interesting transportation publication. I passed this link onto my son who is a transist enthusiast.
You can still catch a Jitney in Atlantic City, N.J. and a few other areas around the State (USA) :)
That was interesting. It reminds me of that time I was in Istambul and to go from point A to point B I had to use 5 different modes of transportation. On of them was the equivalent of the Ukrainan Marshrutka. LOL.
I just love the artistic flair of so many of the cabs/vans/buses of other countries. Here in the US, about the only thing we see is advertisements for local businesses. Great article. Thanks!
+1!
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I love this feature! I lived in urban Manila for a time and I loved gazing at the Jeepneys. <3
Love it
Great article, thank you. It has opened my eyes to the intersection of culture through transport systems. Ours is the black cab - very British and straight-laced :()))) to look at, but our black cab drivers have historically been the best historians and storytellers in and around London 😀