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Whether you have been to the Philippines to travel or have lived in these islands, you might have used some kind of transportation below. It is these unique vehicles and traditions of the Philippines. Posts will synthesize introduce Vehicles in Philippines.
1. Vehicles Jeepney
When US troops left the Philippines after World War II, they left behind a series of their jeep, the overall purpose of the vehicles are used for transportation. The Philippines has been unable to dispose of them that were reused, turn them into a unique personal media. Currently they use them as public buses but personal.
2. Vehicles Tricycle (Tricycles with motor)
Quite popular vehicles in cities and tourist destinations in the Philippines, relatively cheap rates for short and medium distance. And it is also safer than other vehicles.
3. Pedicab (Cyclos)
Cyclo here with 3 wheels but also different from Vietnam is the passenger sitting on the right side of the drive. It's like three-wheeled vehicles Tricycle but another rider must pedal with your foot. Another is going vehicles will protect the environment, but the downside is going slowly, for the tour in one small area, you may just have to watch the scene, stop wherever you want.
4. Kalesa (carriages)
The vehicle only for tourists, because nobody in the Philippines use it as a proper means of transportation. If people see you horse-friendly control they may agree to let you keep the reins in one short distances. You can go horse-drawn in Intramuros Citadel.
5. Roro (ferry)
With over 7000 islands, the islands have moved between thanks to Roro, a large vessel capable of carrying both cars and passengers. Also can say literally that ferry. Roro means (roll-on roll-off).
6. Habal Habal
Habal Habal name is called but actually Motorbike taxi. A means no stranger to the people of Vietnam. However, they carry on Phil too many people on one bike, an average of 4-7 people, maybe even up to 13 people. Vehicles are usually manufactured by 2 planks at 2 sides to increase capacity, but capacity is not increased. This vehicle operates mainly in the mountains.
7. Railroad Kariton
If you miss your train, do not be too anxious when you can catch one of the kariton (a vehicle running on rails timber). The driver pushed the car to run on rails.
8. Kalabaw
Like other Southeast Asian countries, Buffalo Animal Are indispensable in agriculture. And in the Philippines, Buffalo (kalabaw) besides used in agricultural work, but also for travel in rural areas
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