Riding Cheapest but Risky Train of Philippines

In this episode on Tekniq, we shall look into some cost-effective commuting methods using a mere wooden trolley on the rail tracks of the Philippines. Later, we explore the harvesting process of procuring and distributing sugar cane in Indonesia. Furthermore, we see how the locals of Colombia use their motorcycles to help tourists commute through the town.

[@blipzero]

thank you . 👍

[@andrejshamin1452]

Все таки насколько находчивы люди. Даже старую железную дорогу придумают как использовать.👍

[@antonalcala8478]

- The Minecart

[@josephnulley6808]

The price one pays for the sugar we eat......

[@user-hz8uc9iu8c]

😊

[@DaniyalDanindra-qj8bk]

Ko engga dilarang oleh pemetintahnya kalau itu berbahaya

[@dontknoweverything1391]

pnr

[@quickcinema8031]

Never say risky. it is fun. Rollercoaster is riskier. but people want to ride it.

[@paul5683]

Wow! This poor guy doesn't even have an engine on his little shit sled. We need to help him with a go fund me campaign. 😅

[@jeremyhanousek815]

A engine would take food off of the plate.

[@vbxr4285]

why need it?? its just a temporary trolley it’ll add some extra weight on it jck*ss!😂😂

[@SolarCookingGermany]

In 1837 a simple lever mechanism was invented for handcars aka draisines, almost 200 years later they still push it.

[@user-cp3hv7ii6o]

Жуть какая!(

[@terezinhadefatimadossantos1278]

Colocar um motor fica melhor

[@anangpiptianto9889]

Tidak berlaku di Indonesia

[@metroboom25289]

The sad state of backward railroad system neglected by corrupt govts