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Pedicab (Rickshaw):
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The information on this page has not been updated since 2020. While some of it might still be relevant, there are no guarantees. Hardly forming a tidal wave of clean, quiet, collective transportation, pedicabs (a.k.a. rickshaws, trishaws, cyclos, triciclos, cycle-rickshaws, bike-taxis, becaks, sidecars, sai kaa, san lun che, jinrikisha, human powered taxis) have found their way into the travel mix of a number of communities. For those who would like to introduce them in their hometowns we have collected a little information about the industry. At the University of Oregon there is a service that uses tandem and triplet bikes to escort people at night ("Tandem Taxi"). This is a free service operating out of the University's Public Safety Dept. Most of the other pedicab businesses, outside of developing nations, are seasonal. Following the pattern of the tourist trade and special events.
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