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Actually, I should call this page “Transportation in Burma”. Although there are many many bicycles in Burma, the way people get around is overall much different from what we are accustomed to. Don’t miss the buses at the bottom of this page. I hope you enjoy the photographs. |
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A car is expensive in Myanmar, so, many people ride a bicycle. But they use it for much more than just getting from point A to point B. Nearly every bicycle has either a carry box or one or two extra seats. My last taxi was a bicycle. Bicycles are used for transporting everything. Ein Auto ist teuer in Myanmar, daher fahren viele Leute Fahrräder. Aber das Rad wird für viel mehr benutzt als etwas womit man von Punkt A bis Punkt B sich bewegt. Fast jedes Fahrrad hat eine Kiste oder ein oder zwei extra Sitzplätze. Meine letzte Taxi war ein Fahrrad. Fahrräder werden für alles gebraucht. |
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That’s right. The men below are wearing skirts while riding a bicycle. It’s the traditional clothing in Myanmar. |
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Taking Mom to market! No, those are not trash bags, but rather items for sale! |
To transport heavier items, you need a “tonlado” - sure - just push it on the highway through the traffic! |
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My son, Chris, in a taxi! Why is everyone carrying an umbrella when it isn’t raining? The sun is very hot! |
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