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You wait alone on a desolate corner for forty minutes, questioning your entire existence. Suddenly, an impenetrable convoy of identical commuter transit…
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Timetables posted at stops serve only as decorative suggestions rather than factual arrivals. The actual bus will arrive whenever it feels like it, completely…
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Crossing the Sahara in the 1920s usually meant dying of thirst on a camel, until the French introduced the Reso Wagon. These massive, multi-wheeled land…
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In the 1930s, the German Schienen-Straßen-Omnibus attempted to solve the 'last mile' problem by being an awkward chimera of a train and a bus. It was a…
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Forget the luxury of a gentle stop request button or a delicate pull cord. In a crowded Philippine Jeepney, the universally accepted method to alert the…
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Why drive a boring, solid-color vehicle when you could turn it into a rolling art gallery? These heavily modified rural transports are famous for featuring…
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