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Countless developing countries suffer from sub-par transportation and urbanism due to these things.
They are usually individually owned and server fixed routes between two points without a fixed schedule and passengers cand get on and off at any point on the route and pay a fixed rate.
Their operation inherently causes road chaos and congestion, in addition to unbearable pollution due to the state of disrepair most vehicles are in.
Due to a lack of regulation and a weak and corrupt government, share taxi syndicates and unions block any attempt at improving public transit and especially at improving urban planning.
As a consequence of this, many places will never enjoy the benefits of trams, metros, light rail, busses, and most importantly clean air and safe streets.
How can one defeat them?
They are usually individually owned and server fixed routes between two points without a fixed schedule and passengers cand get on and off at any point on the route and pay a fixed rate.
Their operation inherently causes road chaos and congestion, in addition to unbearable pollution due to the state of disrepair most vehicles are in.
Due to a lack of regulation and a weak and corrupt government, share taxi syndicates and unions block any attempt at improving public transit and especially at improving urban planning.
As a consequence of this, many places will never enjoy the benefits of trams, metros, light rail, busses, and most importantly clean air and safe streets.
How can one defeat them?
