Tuk-tuk became a European transport

Traditional for the South-East Asian transport - "tuk-tuk" - appeared on the streets of Berlin.

Recall, "tuk-tuk" is a three-wheeled moped with an open cabin. They can drive quite fast for their size. This transport was called “tuk-tuk”, because their drivers constantly honk to attract tourists.

There are two types of tuk-tuks in Berlin: for three passengers and for seven.

The advantage of "tuk-tuks" is its width - only half a meter. Due to this, "tuk-tuks" can maneuver between cars and bypass traffic jams.

Another feature of the European “tuk-tuk” is that the driver is a tourist. However, this is not designed to attract more attention to them, it is a consequence of German laws, according to which three-wheelers can not be used for commercial purposes.

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