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Transport in the DR
The tranverse passenger is dead and stiff.
donP
This looks far more accurate of day to day in city transport. Picks fotos show the nice buses that are used for the long distance travel routes, and I will admit they are far nicer and safer than the inner city death traps.
Follow your DESTINY...LOL
Donp: That second picture with the guy and goat is not a DR picture I believe...the other ones are.
Calves in Ambulance
You are correct.
[After some research I found out that the photo was taken in Africa.]
Please accept my apologies and the photos in these articles as a substitute:
Roban ambulancia de sede del Inavi en San Crist?bal* - ElNacional.com.do
EN apresa dos hombres trasportaban 7 becerros en ambulancia
donP
You are correct.
[After some research I found out that the photo was taken in Africa.]
Please accept my apologies and the photos in these articles as a substitute:
Roban ambulancia de sede del Inavi en San Crist?bal* - ElNacional.com.do
EN apresa dos hombres trasportaban 7 becerros en ambulancia
donP
Even though it's bad what they did but it cracked me up!! Couldn't they just rob a pickup? It didn't say whether they had the sirens on.
If I do a Preventive maintenance inspection (PMI) in that unit for sure I'll send it to the dead line, it's missing the curve side front turn light.... That's my duty here in US,to inspect transit buses.
And for sure will recommend the operation manager to fire that drive, just take a look... parked way too far from the sidewalk so that a motoconcho can pass the bus and kill the poor elder passenger.
also the driver didn't use the bus kneeling for an old man!
I love my country!
DR is 50 years behind from US in services and technology.
JJ
How they adopt for handicapped passengers in Curitiba Brazil. They can then roll onto the bus with a simple ramp:
How they adopt for handicapped passengers in Curitiba Brazil. They can then roll onto the bus with a simple ramp:
Hmm, now I know why OMSA buses aren't built on kneeling system and wheel chair ramp system...
They are manufactured in Brazil.
JJ
Well I'd love to but this is about the DR and for people who want to see the soon to be extinct Panamanian means of public transportation all they have to do is google "Diablo Rojo".
Sorry
Dominican tourist transport minibus from STI / POP, and truck delivering corn grains from the POP port to Santiago City.
Country people going to the city.
On Sunday morning people fueling the mopes to visit the family.
JJ
Country people going to the city.
On Sunday morning people fueling the mopes to visit the family.
JJ
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My uncle's transportation... "Carro cambiao" That's the way we call those cars originally manufactured for Japan market, the steering wheel and all driver component were located in the right side of the vehicle.
as you can see the windshield wipers work in the wrong direction.
JJ
as you can see the windshield wipers work in the wrong direction.
JJ
Dominican tourist transport minibus from STI / POP, and truck delivering corn grains from the POP port to Santiago City.
Country people going to the city.
On Sunday morning people fueling the mopes to visit the family.
JJ
Hello, Bachata. The picture you posted on top....That one caught my attention!. I love those maicero trucks, especially of Mercedes benz brand. How did you know it carried corn? I guess you seen to many of these babies.
Brugal rum truck. Woo hoo!
Daihatsu Delta. An agriculturist best friend.
Taxi. Boy, today's skylines sure are different than this classic!
La Moto. everybody have one. Almost everybody....
Truck transporting ground corn or soy.
Daihatsu Delta. An agriculturist best friend.
Taxi. Boy, today's skylines sure are different than this classic!
La Moto. everybody have one. Almost everybody....
Truck transporting ground corn or soy.