Cycle rickshaw
A cycle rickshaw, also known as a pedicab, velotaxi, or trishaw, is a human-powered vehicle for hire, usually with one or two seats for carrying passengers in addition to the driver. Though Cycle rickshaws are widely used for transportation in many parts of India, where they have largely replaced less-efficient hand-pulled rickshaws that required the driver to walk or run while pulling the vehicle.
In Bangalore it is yet unique and not that widely used, the one's I saw are being used to carry goods and sometimes people... More >>
4 comments:
un moyen de transport au top...
merci pour la recette je vais la produire chez moi...
Yeah, people is so creative to invent a business. Here in my country we have taxi-cholos, with motorbikes.
Greetings from Perú
I've seen these in pictures before, and I think it is much preferable than walking or running. I wonder how much money a driver earns? I hope it's enough to make a good living.
thanks...
Annie> the "driver" makes $8-10 a day...in here some guys survive a month in less than $20. Creative isn't it?
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