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Donkey carts remain a primary transport in many regions

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In various regions, rush hour isn't caused by luxury sedans, but by stubborn donkeys refusing to move. They remain a completely viable and widespread form of transit for goods and people, entirely ignoring modern highways and causing absolute chaos for drivers who expect roads to only feature motorized vehicles.

Donkey carts remain a primary transport in many regions
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