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The Tuk-Tuk Increasingly Becoming An Alternative To Taxis In Lebanon
As fuel prices fluctuate and the public transportation fees has reached an all-time high of 5,000 Lebanese Lira per ride, drivers and transporters have found a cheaper alternative to commute their passengers.
As an energy saving vehicle, the Tuk-Tuk is also an emblem of the trying economic conditions people are witnessing.
Drivers can no longer maintain a stable daily income and cannot keep up with the increase of fuel and gas that is happening on a weekly basis. Therefore, they are resorting to cheaper alternatives for the sake of their passengers and themselves.
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As an energy saving vehicle, the Tuk-Tuk is also an emblem of the trying economic conditions people are witnessing.
Drivers can no longer maintain a stable daily income and cannot keep up with the increase of fuel and gas that is happening on a weekly basis. Therefore, they are resorting to cheaper alternatives for the sake of their passengers and themselves.