In Havana, there are plenty of taxis available to both locals and tourists. They range from classic American cars, through ladas to rickshaws.
The most unusual is the yellow globe-shaped vehicle, a sort of engine-powered rickshaw. They have two passenger seats at the rear, three wheels, and a 75cc two-stroke engine. They are known as Coco Taxis, because their shape resembles that of a coconut.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 January 2017
Part of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge
I have never seen anything like this. 😮
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Yikes, that Coco taxi looks a bit rough and ready!!
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I never have seen a taxi like this!
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That is a taxi I did not see!
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There are lots around the streets of Havana. But I don’t know when they first appeared.
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So cute, lika a little easter chicken 🙂
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That taxi is way cool. although I think it has seen better days.
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Like much in Cuba
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That taxi cab looks interesting
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Not sure why it had the urge to rest upside down!
On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 12:06 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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