Eritrea is not a place to find many modern cars newer than 10 years, but old and rare ones aplenty.
Hippie VW and an old BMW
Beetle Cabriolet in an ideal condition
Old Fiat cars inherited from Italians
Fiat 124
Without the sign in front we could define that it's Fiat thanks to rear lights
Soviet cars can often be met too
Public transport in Asmara. A bus ticket costs about 7 cents but it is not that easy to get into it.
International buses - quite a torture to go by such bus for s a couple of hours...
Taxi
Number of a private car ...
and a public number...
... a military one...
...U.N.O. number...
A number on the bicycle. In fact it's more a survival of times past,
new bicycles don't have numbers. But in North Korea and Ethiopia they
are still registered.
Those who have no cars, use bicycles
Customized bicycle
Cargo-carrying modification
Animal-drawn transport is on the last place.
Outside the capital it's the only one possible transport. Horses, donkeys and camels work here really hard.
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